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The Phantom elevators are angled down ( called anhedral ) to make it more unstable. -Does that sound crazy -well, fighters ( remember the Phantom was designed as a naval fighter ) perform dogfights MUCH better if they are inherently unstable. -That big machine could barrel roll faster than you could blink -
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Why the f4 phantom was inferior to the mig?
Who says it was inferior. More Migs were shot down by Phantoms in Vietnam.
What aircarft looks like an elephant?
The F4 Phantom
What is the decibel level of an F4 Phantom?
It is beyond measure!
What is a f4?
The F4 is a Mcdonnell Phantom, a heavy twin engine fighter of the 60's and 70's
Why do the wings on an F4 phantom tilt up and down?
To make the aircraft inherently unstable to quicken it's flight response in rolling motion.
Is the b2 bomber faster than the f4 phantom?
The F-4 Phantom is faster than the B-2 Spirit.
Who would win in dogfights between F4 Phantom and FA18 Hornet?
The FA18 Hornet would win any dogfight with the older, slower, less maneuverable F4.
Did McDonnell make the make the F4 PhantomII?
Yes, McDonnell made the F-4 phantom.
World record of most fighter jets down in combat?
Last jet aces of the 20th century century were Cunningham (USN) & Ritchie (USAF); both flew the F4 Phantom.
What does alt-f4 do?
If you have an application open, Alt+F4 will shut it down. If you do not have an application running, it will shut down the computer.
What is a fact about Vietnam?
Last US Air Ace's of the 20th century; they flew F4 Phantom jets.
How fast is an f14 phantom jet?
The F4 Phantom II did over 1,500 mph. If you meant F14 that was a post Viet War jet called the F14 Tomcat.
