The book, The F-4 Phantom II (Famous Aircraft Series) tells the interesting story of the development and deployment of the McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II.  The F-4 Phantom II was a two seat, twin-jet engine, all-weather, long-range supersonic fighter bomber introduced in the latter stages of the Vietnam War and was still in service with the United States Air Force, Marines and Navy as of the publication date of this book.  The successful F-4 Phantom II was widely exported to a number of countries including Australia, Egypt, Germany, Greece, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Turkey and the United Kingdom among others.  While early versions of the F-4 Phantom relied exclusively on missiles to attack enemy aircraft, the F-4 E variant introduced the use of an internally mounted M61 Vulcan cannon that could be used in an in-close dog-fights.  The F-4 Phantom was the aircraft flown by the top American aces during the Vietnam War and is the aircraft most closely identified with the United States dominance in the skies over Vietnam.  "The F-4 Phantom II (Famous Aircraft Series) includes the following major sections: 1) Foreword by Rear Admiral Pierre N. Charbonnet, Jr. U.S. Navy Commander, Carrier Division Six; 2) Phantom Family History; 3) Phantom Phlyers; 4) Carrier Launch; 5) Flying the Fabulous Phantom; 6) Deck Landing; 7) A Great Fighting Machine; 8) Phantoms At War and 9) About the Author.  In addition to an informative narrative, "The F-4 Phantom II (Famous Aircraft Series)" includes approximately 92 black and white photographs.  This book is 64 pages and is in very good condition.  The author is G.G. O'Rourke.  Edition published in 1979.