116th Tactical Fighter Wing
Dobbins Air Force Base, Atlanta, Georgia, 1983-1986
128th Tactical Fighter Squadron,
116th Tactical Fighter Wing
Dobbins Air Force Base, Atlanta, Georgia, 1983-1986
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The 128th Tactical Fighter Squadron began its conversion from F-105G Wild Weasel to F-4Ds in January 1983. Based at Dobbins AFB, Georgia. 128th TFS has the distinction of being the ANG unit which operated the Phantom for the shortest period of time. 116th TFW aircrafts deployed to Germany in August 1985 for "Coronet Meteor" operations. The Georgia ANG unit offically completed its convertion to F-15A/B Eagle end of 1986. 128th TFS had become the second ANG squadron to convert to the F-15 Eagle.
Above: F-4D-30-MC Phantom II, 66-7553. 116th TFW, 128th TFS, Dobbins AFB, Georgia. Aircraft in standart Air Force SEA wraparound camouflage scheme. ANG badge on the tail. Tail markings consisting of a yellow band outlined in black with a white GEORGIA within.
Above: F-4D-30-MC Phantom II, 66-7595. 116th TFW, 128th TFS, Dobbins AFB, Georgia. Aircraft in standart Air Force SEA wraparound camouflage scheme.
Above: F-4D-31-MC Phantom II, 66-7689. 116th TFW, 128th TFS, Dobbins AFB, Georgia. Aircraft in standart Air Force Europe One camouflage scheme.
Above: F-4D-31-MC Phantom II, 66-7714. 116th TFW, 128th TFS, Dobbins AFB, Georgia. Aircraft in standart Air Force Europe One camouflage scheme. Stylized anti-glare panel added. The tail marking consists of a black fin cap with a slanted GEORGIA painted in yellow.
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