F-4 Phantom

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A scaled-down replica of the F-4 Phantom II. The F-4 Phantom II was a highly adaptable fighter jet, operating from both land-based and sea-based installations, as well as serving various air forces worldwide. It performed exceptionally in Vietnam, excelling in both bombing sorties and dogfighting engagements. Like the MiG 21, which was widely exported to communist nations, the F-4 Phantom II was largely supplied to free world countries during the Cold War era. Notably, it saw service on both sides of the Israeli-Arab conflict, with Israel receiving several shipments and Egypt receiving a limited supply decades later. The heavily modified F-4G variant played a key role in air superiority missions during the first Gulf War.