The F-4EJ Phantom II is an upgraded version of the F-4E, developed by Mitsubishi in the 1970s. ADTW stands for Air Development (and) Test Wing, which is stationed at Gifu Airfield in Kakamigahara.

The Phantom II platform is renowned for being one of the most versatile jet aircraft platforms, capable of carrying a huge variety of weaponry for air-to-air and air-to-ground combat. Alongside countermeasures, it can carry up to 8 missiles at once, including a mix of radar and IR missiles such as the AIM-9P and AIM-7E models. It can also carry a huge amount of rockets and bombs — just shy of 300 Mighty Mouse rockets, 60 large Zuni Mk.32 rockets, along with a large number of bombs of various calibers. You can also equip up to three 20 mm Vulcan gun pods for some serious firepower!

The F-4EJ ADTW is a highly impressive multirole jet fighter, capable of handling any situation with its wide variety of weaponry, speed, and radar.