description:
  Proving highly adaptable, the F-4 entered service with the Navy in 1961
  before it was adopted by the United States Marine Corps and the United States Air
  Force, and by the mid-1960s it had become a major part of their air arms. Phantom
  production ran from 1958 to 1981 with a total of 5,195 aircraft built, making it
  the most produced American supersonic military aircraft in history, and cementing
  its position as an iconic combat aircraft of the Cold War. The F-4 was used extensively
  during the Vietnam War. It served as the principal air superiority fighter for the
  U.S. Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps and became important in the ground-attack
  and aerial reconnaissance roles late in the war.
introduced: 1968
manufacturer: McDonnell Douglas
origin: USA
price: 10
role: Fighter-Bomber
max_range: 200
variants:
  F-4E-45MC Phantom II: {}
  Phantom FGR.2: {}
  F-4EJ Phantom II: {}
radios:
  intra_flight: AN/ARC-164
  inter_flight: AN/ARC-164
  channels:
    type: common
    namer: phantom
    intra_flight_radio_index: 2
    inter_flight_radio_index: 1
default_overrides:
  INSAlignmentStored: true
  #Quality: 100
  #Wear: 0
  #UseReferenceAircraft: false
  #IsNvgAllowed: true
  #TacanChannel: 0
  #TacanBand: 0
  #VORILSFrequencyMHZ: 108
  #VORILSFrequencyDecimalMHZ: 0
  #KY28Key: 1
  #ChaffDoubleDispense: false
  #IffMode2Digit1: 0
  #IffMode2Digit2: 0
  #IffMode2Digit3: 0
  #IffMode2Digit4: 0
  #LaserCodeDigit1: 1
  #LaserCodeDigit2: 6
  #LaserCodeDigit3: 8
  #LaserCodeDigit4: 8
tasks:
  Anti-ship: 110
  BAI: 570
  BARCAP: 410
  CAS: 570
  DEAD: 400
  Escort: 410
  Fighter sweep: 410
  Intercept: 410
  OCA/Aircraft: 570
  OCA/Runway: 330
  SEAD: 120
  SEAD Escort: 120
  Strike: 400
  TARCAP: 410