Unveiling Ceremony of Restored F-4 Phantom Fighter Jet December 7th

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VICTORVILLE – The community is invited to witness the culmination of the two-year restoration of an F-4 Phantom Fighter Jet. The Jet, which was left behind after the closure of George Air Force Base has been restored by SCLA employees, along with a group of Air Force retirees and other volunteers.

The ceremony will be held on Wednesday, December 7, 2016, at 11:00 a.m. at the Southern California Logistics Airport to unveil the restored aircraft.

Those who attend will not only see the restored F-4 but will learn the history of the jet and about the restoration process. Volunteers assisting in the restoration will also be honored during the ceremony. The community is invited to attend the ceremony, celebrating the restoration. The ceremony, planned on December 7th, which is Pearl Harbor Day will take place where the F-4C is displayed, outside of the SCLA office located at 18374 Phantom West in Victorville.

Parking will be available in the lot adjacent to the SCLA Office. Directional signs will be posted.

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