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File:F-4B VMFA-314 1968.jpg

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Description A McDonnell F-4B Phantom II (BuNo. 152243) of Marine fighter-bomber squadron VMFA-314 Black Knights returns to Chu Lai airbase, South Vietnam, in September 1968.
Date September 1968
Source photo taken by Robert G. Schmitt, USMC. Transferred from en.wikipedia.
Author Original uploader was RGSchmitt at en.wikipedia, 2006-09-28 (original upload date)
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