F-4 FGR2 RAF Phantom - Sweat Shirt Colour:Steel Grey This unique jet first entered

This unique jet first entered into service in 1969 in V/STOL operations for the RAF

The Royal Flying Corps started using the blue outer and red centre roundel in December 1914

otherwise known as the 'Jolly Rogers'

Today the Hawker brand still exists within the American company Raytheon that produces business jets

In 1941 the Army Air Corp's role change to training and logistics within the newly formed United States Army Air Forces (USAAF)

F-4 FGR2 RAF Phantom - Sweat Shirt Colour:Steel Grey This unique jet first enteredMcDonnell Douglas F 4 FGR2 RAF Phantom After the cancellation of the TSR2 project, the Royal Air Force had to find a replacement for the Canberra and Hunter types. Initially the F 111 was considered but the option of ordering the Phantom was taken with alteration to engines, airframes and avionics. The first RAF Phantom entered service in 1969 with the formation of 6 Squadron at Coningsby. The FGR2 took on the roles of Close air support, tactical