
New video released of F-4 Phantom crash in Tanagra
New footage shows the uncontrolled flight of an F-4E Phantom II seconds before it crashed in Tanagra, killing both pilots; the plane was scheduled to christen the pilot's daughter soon.
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New footage shows the uncontrolled flight of an F-4E Phantom II seconds before it crashed in Tanagra, killing both pilots; the plane was scheduled to christen the pilot's daughter soon.

Greece and Cyprus are reportedly deepening their defense cooperation, with Nicosia considering the possibility of a more stable and potentially permanent presence of Greek military assets, such as F-16s and F-4 Phantoms, on the island.

Authorities are scrutinizing the causes behind the tragic crash of a military Phantom jet, with aviation accident experts examining black box data and flight records.

On May 27, 1958, the prototype of the American F-4 Phantom II fighter jet took its first flight, marking the beginning of its legacy as one of the most renowned and successful military aircraft of the Cold War era.

A Greek air force F-4 Phantom fighter jet crashed during an air show at Tanagra, killing both pilots, Squadron Leader Ioannis Blesias and Lieutenant Colonel Dimitrios Petrou. Political leaders expressed condolences and called for a thorough investigation into the accident.