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Marine Fighter-Attack Squadron (VMFA) 334's F-4 Phantom returning from a completed mission. VMFA-334, also known as the "Falcons," was the first Marine fighter squadron to depart Vietnam as part of the President's troop reduction. The image shows the aircraft with its wings folded and drogue chute billowing in the jet exhaust.

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