A total of 46 RF-4Bs were delivered to the Marine Corps. Of that number four were lost in Vietnam, and 15 more destroyed over the years in mishaps. The aircraft was especially prone to stall/spin accidents, with at least eight of the 15 losses attributable to that single cause. Unknown Crashed on landing at DaNang, South Vietnam on December 25, 1967. Crashed into trees on July 20, 1967. Shot down over South Vietnam on September 11, 1967. Shot down over South Vietnam on March 2, 1968. Crashed on August 6, 1968 during acrobatics. Shot down over North Vietnam on October 22, 1968 while operated by VMCJ. Crashed on Sitton Pk, Santa Ana Mtns, Jan. 13, 1969. Stalled on take off. Crashed at NAS Lemoore on January 12, 1971. Unknown cause. Stricken from service on March 13, 1972. Unknown Crashed on landing at MCAS Cherry Point on February 2, 1973. Unknown Crashed in desert on October 22, 1975. Crashed near Tinker AFB due to stall.Crashed on landing at MCAS Cherry Point Feb. 1973. Crashed during take off. Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Crashed off San Clemente Island in a spin. Recommended Screen Resolution 1024 x 768 Enable pop-ups to fully enjoy this site. This website is not affiliated with the U.S. Government or the United States Marine Corps in any way. This website is a copyright and the property of the Phabulous Phantom Productions and the information and photos gathered for this website are intended for the purpose of providing un-official information and entertainment for those interested in the history of Marine Corps RF-4B Squadrons and the RF-4B Phantom II aircraft.