Pt. Mugu Missile Park

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By kjfitz @ 2005-12-03 12:45:25
(Better view of the individual missiles and planes in Google earth.)

Point Mugu Naval Air Station is home to the Pt. Mugu Missile Park. There you can see a wide variety of the missiles and airplanes that have been tested at Point Mugu since World War II.
Links: www.air-and-space.com
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@ 2005-12-04 11:03:58
Good picture. The F-4 at the top of the display area is the famous black chase plane with the Playboy bunny on the tail. It was used for many years before the bunny became un-PC and was removed in the early 1990s.

You can see a picture of a model of the aircraft here: http://mitglied.lycos.de/thomasziemer1968/hpbimg/F-4Bunny3.jpg