F-4J Phantom II

Controls:

AG1: Afterburners
AG2: Drag Chute
AG3: Landing Hook
VTOL: Flaps
Trim: Trim

Weaponry:

12 medium bombs
4 Fox 2s
2 IR missles

The F-4J Phantom II is a rank VII American jet fighter with a battle rating of 11.0 (A-

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The F-4J Phantom is an upgrade of the previous F-4B variant, designed with the intent to improve the Phantom's air-to-air combat capabilities, based on lessons learned in combat during the Vietnam War. These upgrades included a more advanced radar (the AN/APG-59 pulse-Doppler radar), an improved fire control system, upgraded engines, increased options for secondary ordnance, while the infrared sensor under the nose was omitted. Over 500 F-4Js were built from 1966, and saw action at the end of the Vietnam War during Operation Linebacker in 1972. Lt. Randy "Duke" Cunningham and Radar-Intercept Officer Lt. Junior-Grade Willy Driscoll became aces while flying an F-4J, after shooting downing three MiG-17s on May 10, 1972.