A pilot remotely controls a Q-F4 Phantom as it takes off from the

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EAA - The Spirit of Aviation - It's supersonic. It can be remotely piloted. It's your #FighterFriday photo of the day: the QF-4 Phantom. The aircraft is an F-4 Phantom that was

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Is the F-4 considered a successful fighter? I see many positive comments but also negatives, usually concerning lack of a gun on early types. - Quora

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