I flew RF-4C Phantoms for about 15 years. You might have seen me before. I was in the famous (infamous) 4-ship formation several decades ago that did a fly-over for the National Anthem at MSU for the game on Saturday before Labor Day - I don't remember which year. This was back in the days before we had the Jumbotron on the south end and the one on the north end was tiny (if you remember) and otherwise not very tall. We came in from south to north. Some people who were in the stadium that day said we were below the edges of the grandstands or the lights or whatever was at the stadium at that time. We were pretty low but we weren't actually that low but, like many fishing stories, it gets better with each re-telling. This story is still mentioned from time to time on Six Pack. Although I couldn't really hear from where I was, I'm sure it was plenty loud, too. Nothing else sounds quite as good as an F-4 at full military power and, if there are 4 of them at once, even better. It's been a long time and I can't remember if we were in afterburner or not but, if we were, the sound would have just about raised the dead.
As a side note, my avatar is the cartoon character knows as "Phred Phantom" or sometimes as "The Spook" in the F-4 community. He can be seen on at least half of the patches that F-4 aircrews wore. I have several at home. I still miss flying those jets but the U. S. Air Force phased them out years ago and I'm too old now anyway.