From Wikipedia:

The McDonnell F3H Demon is a subsonic swept-wing United States Navy 
carrier-based jet fighter aircraft. The successor to the F2H Banshee, the 
Demon was originally designed to use the Westinghouse J40 engine, but had 
to be redesigned to accept the Allison J71 after the J40 suffered severe 
problems and was ultimately abandoned. Though it lacked sufficient power 
for supersonic performance, it complemented day fighters such as the 
Vought F8U Crusader and Grumman F11F Tiger as an all-weather missile- 
armed interceptor until 1964.

It was withdrawn before it could serve in Vietnam when both it and the 
Crusader were replaced on Forrestal-class and similar supercarriers by 
the McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II. McDonnells Phantom, which was 
equally capable against ground, fighter, and bomber targets, bears a 
strong family resemblance. as it was conceived as an advanced development 
of the Demon. The supersonic United States Air Force F-101 Voodoo was 
similar in layout, but was derived from the earlier XF-88 Voodoo, which 
also influenced the Demons layout.

I decided with this aircraft to challenge myself to where you could use the missile system without the excess lock circle and target displays. As such, I need to show you how it works.

Controls:
Red Button: Engines (AG8)
Red Lever: Gear
Yellow Lever: Flaps (VTOL)
Throttle: Throttle (Throttle)
Gray Lever: Hook (AG3)
Blue Lever: Trim

Armament:

4x AIM-7 Sparrow
600 rounds of ammunition. Don't waste them. Indicator is next to the radar.

Armament controls are on the stick.

Oh yeah, one more thing. the aircraft has no labels outside of the cockpit.