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Recces in The Gulf

The RF-4C Phantom II was the last manned, tactical reconnaissance aircraft in U. S. Air Force inventory. The 1991 Persian Gulf conflict was its last war. Still, the RF-4C was in on the action in Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm from the beginning.

Pictured left: A  U.S. Air Force McDonnell RF-4C-26-MC Phantom II (s/n 65-0886) from the  192nd Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, 152nd Tactical Reconnaissance Group,  Nevada Air National Guard, prepares for a mission during the 1991 Gulf War on 8  April 1991.

RF-4C Phantom II in Desert Storm
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