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DescriptionF-4J F-4K CV-62 NAN6-75.jpg	English: Two McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II fighters on the catapults of the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Independence (CV-62) off Florida in March 1975. In the foreground is a U.S. Navy F-4J (BuNo 155562) of fighter squadron VF-101 Grim Reapers. VF-101 was not a regular squadron of Carrier Air Wing Seven (CVW-7) aboard Independence, but a fleet replacement squadron which trained F-4 pilots. In the background is a Royal Navy Phantom FG.1 (F-4K) of No. 892 Squadron, based on the British aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal (R09), which conducted cross-deck operations with the Independence.
Date	1975
Source	U.S. Navy Naval Aviation News June 1975 ^[1]
Author	USN

↑ (June 1975). "Cross Decking". Naval Aviation News: 5. Chief of Naval Operations. Retrieved on 14 June 2020.

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