The 10th TRW (Tactical Reconnaissance Wing) was formerly based at Spangdahlem AB, West Germany was relocated to RAF Alconbury, UK arriving on August 25, 1959. In 1965 the 10th TRW received their RF- 4C Phantom IIs. From the mid 1960's until 1971 the USAF stared using Tail Codes. Aircraft at Alconbury were assigned "AR", "AS", "AT" but these weren't applied until before this method was cancelled. All Alconbury aircraft wore "AR" on the tail and 1 TRS had a blue tip on the tail while 30 TRS had red and 32 TRS wore yellow.RF- 4C-23-MC 64-1077 c/n 1144 was the last aircraft produced in a block of 16 aircraft. Hobby Master's 1:72 scale F-4 Phantom II is highly detailed and very popular among collectors. This model has an intricately crafted fuselage, with rear and forward canopies that open to expose cockpit interior details such as instrument panel dials, control stick and ejector seat handles. The solid metal wing has raised wing-tips and a dog-toothed leading edge that blends seamlessly into the fuselage. Each release includes a full complement of removable ordnance. Variants in this series have notable differences in the nose and/or tail fin and slight variations in the engines' exhaust. Carrier-based variants have elevators with a raised leading edge, and land-based variants have standard leading edges.