USN F-4 Phantoms & F-14 Tomcats VX-4 "Black Bunny" 8x12 Photo

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USN F-4 Phantoms & F-14 Tomcats VX-4 "Black Bunny"
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Photo Collage Description:
Top Row Left Photo:
A front right side view of a United States Navy (USN) F-14D Tomcat aircraft (one of at least two F-14 Tomcats painted black with the playboy bunny on the tail) assigned to Air Test and Evaluation Squadron NINE "Vampires" (VX-9) from Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, California heads back to Key West Naval Air Station (NAS) after intense "dog fight" training over the Atlantic Ocean during exercise Cope Snapper 2002. Photo Credit: DoD/SSgt. Shane A. Cuomo  Photo ID: F140132
Top Row Right Photo:
An air to air left side view of a United States Navy Grumman F-14A Tomcat aircraft ( BuNo 159853 ) assigned to Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Four (VX-4) The Evaluators on first flight, then new Vandy-1, departs Runway-21 at then-NAS Point Mugu. Vandy-1 was piloted by Capt Rick "Wigs" Ludwig, former Commanding Officer, VX-4 with LT Rick "U-Dog" Doran as Naval Flight Officer on April 12, 1990. Photo Credit: USN/Vance Vasquez  Photo ID: F140431
Middle Row Left Photo:
An air to air left side view of two McDonnell Douglas F-4J Phantom II aircraft assigned to Air Test and Evaluation Squadron VX-4 "Evaluators" from Naval Air Test Center (NATC) Point Mugu, California shown being refueled by a Lockheed KC-130 Hercules of Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 252 (VMGR-252). The all black Phantom (BuNo 153783) call sign "Vandy One" was one of several aircraft painted in a similar VX-4 black scheme with the Playboy Bunny art painted on the tail.  Photo Credit: USGov  Photo ID: F41366
Middle Row Center Photo:
A right side view of a McDonnell Douglas F-4B Phantom II of Navy Squadron VX-4, The Evaluators, out of Air Test Center, Naval Air Station Point Mugu, California flies in formation with an Air Force SR-71 Blackbird over the Southern California desert floor. Photo Credit: USGov  Photo ID: F41373
Middle Row Right Photo:
An air to air left side view of two McDonnell Douglas F-4J Phantom II aircraft assigned to Air Test and Evaluation Squadron VX-4 "Evaluators" from Naval Air Test Center (NATC) Point Mugu, California shown in low level formation flight on 23 October 1974 at Pont Mugu. The all black Phantom (BuNo 153783) call sign "Vandy One" was one of several aircraft painted in a similar VX-4 black scheme with the Playboy Bunny art painted on the tail. Photo Credit: USGov  Photo ID: F41369
Bottom Row Left Photo:
A left side view of a United States Navy (USN) F-14A Tomcat aircraft ( Bureau Number - 159853 ) assigned to Air Test and Evaluation Squadron FOUR "Evaluators" VX-4 shown here in a glossy black scheme. This third of four black Tomcats carried this black paint scheme from April 1990 until October 1992. Photo Credit: PP Collection  Photo ID: F140202
Bottom Row Right Photo:
Sailors from Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Four (VX-4) known as the "Evaluators" watch the pre-flight of Vandy-1, the then brand new flagship for the squadron F-14A Tomcat at then - NAS Point Mugu on Saturday, March 14,1990. Photo Credit: USN/Vance Vasquez  Photo ID: F140427
Photo Collage ID Number:
PC0079
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