Finemolds 1/72 U.S. Air Force F-4C Fighter Wolfpack 1967 (Limited)

The 8th Tactical Combat Wing, commonly known as "Wolfpack," was deployed at the Ubon base in Thailand, which was the U.S. Air Force's front line base in Vietnam from December 1965, at the beginning of the Vietnam War. On January 2, 1967, Operation Boro was deployed to eliminate MiG fighters that posed a threat in the so-called "North Bomb," and seven new MiG21 fighters, which had just been paid by the Soviet Union from the fall of the previous year, were deployed for one day, but were shot down. The F-4C under the command of the Wolfpack shot down a total of 22 MiG fighters before switching to the D type.

This model kit from Fine Molds includes decals for three aircraft, including Air Wing commander Colonel Olz's aircraft.

McDonnell Douglas F-4C-21-MC Phantom II

US Air Force (1947-now)

• 433 TFS, 8 TFW 63-7683 Olds 04 FG 683 (Capt. Walter S. Radecker III/1st Lt. James E. Murray III)
  January 1967 Operation Bol - Ubon
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• 497 TFS, 8 TFW 63-7680 Olds 01 FP 680 (Col. Robin Olds/1st Lt. Charles C. Clifton)
  January 1967 Operation Bol - Ubon
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• 555 TFS, 8 TFW 63-7668 Flamingo 01 FY 668 (Col. Robin Olds/1st Lt. William D. Lafever)
  May 1967 - Ubon
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McDonnell Douglas F-4C-22-MC Phantom II

US Air Force (1947-now)

• 557 TFS, 12 TFW 64-0725 Sandy Bay-Bee XC 725 (Capt. Gene Korotky/Lt. Jerry W. Stalanker)
  1968 - Cam Ranh
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