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This image depicts two static military aircraft on the flight deck of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, located on Pier 86, Hudson River, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, New York City, United States.

In the foreground, a grey McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II fighter jet is prominently displayed. Its nose features the black numeric designation "101." Red warning stencils, including "JET," "INTAKE," and "RESCUE," are visible on its fuselage, along with an inverted red chevron marking. The aircraft's landing gear is extended, resting on the grey deck. The cockpit canopy is clear, revealing internal structures but no occupants. The aircraft exhibits signs of weathered paint and some dirt accumulation, particularly on the fuselage above the intake area.

Partially visible behind the first F-4 is the nose and forward fuselage of a second, similar grey jet aircraft, also appearing to be an F-4 Phantom, distinguished by its light blue tinted canopy and a white star within a blue circle, part of the U.S. national insignia, on its side.

The sky overhead is partly cloudy, displaying varying shades of light blue and white. No individuals are depicted interacting with the aircraft in the immediate scene.
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Aug 2, 2025, 8:35 PM

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This image depicts two static military aircraft on the flight deck of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, located on Pier 86, Hudson River, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, New York City, United States. In the foreground, a grey McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II fighter jet is prominently displayed. Its nose features the black numeric designation "101." Red warning stencils, including "JET," "INTAKE," and "RESCUE," are visible on its fuselage, along with an inverted red chevron marking. The aircraft's landing gear is extended, resting on the grey deck. The cockpit canopy is clear, revealing internal structures but no occupants. The aircraft exhibits signs of weathered paint and some dirt accumulation, particularly on the fuselage above the intake area. Partially visible behind the first F-4 is the nose and forward fuselage of a second, similar grey jet aircraft, also appearing to be an F-4 Phantom, distinguished by its light blue tinted canopy and a white star within a blue circle, part of the U.S. national insignia, on its side. The sky overhead is partly cloudy, displaying varying shades of light blue and white. No individuals are depicted interacting with the aircraft in the immediate scene.

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