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More ›The McDonnell Douglas F-4E AUP Phantom II (Reg. 01518), a key asset of the Greek Hellenic Air Force, is a fighter aircraft featuring advanced radar systems, precision strike capabilities, and the powerful J79-GE-17 engine. Its versatility allows it to engage in various combat missions.
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Author: piemags
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Photo keywords: aerospace, aerospace engineering, air combat, air combat capabilities, Air Force, air superiority, air-to-air, air-to-ground, aircraft systems, airframe, armed forces, AUP, combat aircraft, combat missions, combat-ready, defense, defense systems, Douglas, dual-seat, engine, F-4E, fighter, fighter aircraft, fighter capabilities, fighter jet, fighter jet design, fighter variant, Greece, high-performance, J79, McDonnell, military aviation, missile systems, multi-role, NATO, operational, Phantom, precision strike, radar, radar-equipped, reconnaissance, strike, strike fighter, strike operations, supersonic, tactical, weapons systems
Published in: Athens Flying Week 2019
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