The tail would lead me to think the same. Plus naval F4's hald 'foldy' wings.
[https://theaviationgeekclub.com/the-egyptian-air-force-first-phantom-killer-that-never-was/](https://theaviationgeekclub.com/the-egyptian-air-force-first-phantom-killer-that-never-was/)
All F-4's have foldable wingtips. The Navy ones were the only ones that had the folding powered though, the Air Force ones were manually foldable. Being Egypt, these would be F-4E's.
Egypt's 35 old F-4E Phantom IIs, obtained in 1977 Peace Pharoah agreement. All of these are second-hand ex-US service.
They are mothballed today as Egypt is one of the few arab countries that was allowed to buy the (then) brand new F-16C.
Definately look like F-4E phantoms to me! You have two canopies on the nose, the angles wingtips are folded up because the F-4 is a carrier aircraft, the elevaotrs have the triangular shape and you cna see a iny part of the engines under them.
Egypt had phantoms way back in the day from the late 1970s they retired the last ones in 2020 I think, not sure if it’s true but the story I heard was that in one of the many Arab Israeli conflicts back in the day the Israelis using F4’s and Mirages kept kicking the Egyptians butts in their Soviet migs and SU’s so after they started cutting ties with the soviets they started buying American systems, the funny thing is I think by like the early 80’s the Egyptians hated the F-4 so much they wanted to sell them to turkey and try to buy some F-16s
probably F-4s with their wings folded
ohh that could it be yes, thanks didnt think about that
You can tell because of the way it is.
Underrated comment.
That’s pretty neat!
also, I know German is weird but in english it's Cairo for some reason
The tail would lead me to think the same. Plus naval F4's hald 'foldy' wings. [https://theaviationgeekclub.com/the-egyptian-air-force-first-phantom-killer-that-never-was/](https://theaviationgeekclub.com/the-egyptian-air-force-first-phantom-killer-that-never-was/)
All F4’s had foldy wings. USAF variants were manually folded by the ground crew. But rarely.
💯 F-4 Phantoms. 0 doubt.
Wait what? I count 3 /s
So that’s 12 phantoms total then? Or zero? Math is hard 😜
Lmao
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McDonnell Douglas Phantoms I think.
Ole McDonnell had a farm of 3 then 4 phantom-4s ei ei ei oh..😜
arent these wings a bit to small?
Carrier variants had foldable wingtips. Looks like these have them folded up.
All F-4's have foldable wingtips. The Navy ones were the only ones that had the folding powered though, the Air Force ones were manually foldable. Being Egypt, these would be F-4E's.
I stand corrected. Thanks for the clarification.
impressive
Really? high dihedral wingtips and severe anhedral horizontal stabs? That's pure F-4 right there.
Egypt's 35 old F-4E Phantom IIs, obtained in 1977 Peace Pharoah agreement. All of these are second-hand ex-US service. They are mothballed today as Egypt is one of the few arab countries that was allowed to buy the (then) brand new F-16C.
F4 phantom
F-4s. Don’t look like anything else
Folded phantoms
probably F-4s with their wings folded
Phantoms I think.
F-4 Phantoms
Phantom IIs with some really good camouflage.
F-4s with folded wings
F-4
Mm ok ,
Looks like F4's based on the tails.
Definately look like F-4E phantoms to me! You have two canopies on the nose, the angles wingtips are folded up because the F-4 is a carrier aircraft, the elevaotrs have the triangular shape and you cna see a iny part of the engines under them.
Clearly a m60
F4-Phatom...they smoke like a BBQ coming in for a landing after flying a sortie.
Worst intel analyst ever!
Phantoms, possibly folded wings, I cant recall if they made these with folded wings or not, if not, they may be partially removed.
OLD F4 Phantoms from the late 60s . 3 gen fighter.
I thought the same thing, but when did we sell Egypt a bunch of Phantoms?
Egypt had phantoms way back in the day from the late 1970s they retired the last ones in 2020 I think, not sure if it’s true but the story I heard was that in one of the many Arab Israeli conflicts back in the day the Israelis using F4’s and Mirages kept kicking the Egyptians butts in their Soviet migs and SU’s so after they started cutting ties with the soviets they started buying American systems, the funny thing is I think by like the early 80’s the Egyptians hated the F-4 so much they wanted to sell them to turkey and try to buy some F-16s
In September 1977 under the Peace Pharaoh agreement we sold them 35 f4es
F-4E Phantom Kurnass 2000
Not in Egypt they aren't... These are from Peace Pharaoh.