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Found 498 aircraft, displaying 331-345 [Sorted by USAF FY/n]
Local S/N AF/Unit Aircraft Name Marked Date Details
87304 USAF 188 FS 87-0304 "We Will Never Forget" 29 Oct 2007 Details
87306 USAF 188 FS 87-0306 "OIF 2007/2008" 29 Oct 2007 Details
Wore 15 bomb markings and one gun strafe marking. Of the bomb markings there are two types, five look like GBUs.
87310 USAF 188 FS 87-0310 "Lets Roll" Nov 2005 Details
87314 USAF 188 FS 87-0314 "150 FW, OIF, 2004" Sep 2004 Details
Nose art was applied by Sean Hampton just prior to returning home mid September 2004.
87328 USAF 188 FS 87-0328 "Dedicated to..." Sep 2004 Details
Nose art text reads: "Dedicated to All New Mexican Men & Women Who Have Given Their Lives in Support of OIF / 150th FW, NMANG, Balad AB, Iraq, 2004" and was applied towards the end of the deployment. Nose art was applied by Sean Hampton just prior to returning home. Very similar art was applied to 188th FS F-16C 86-0357 during their 2008 deployment to OIF.
87328 USAF 188 FS 87-0328 "Dedicated to ALL..." 29 Oct 2007 Details
Similar art work was also applied to 87-0328 during the last OIF deployment in 2004. One bomb marking was applied to the nose. Looks like a JDAM.
86357 USAF 188 FS 86-0357 "Lethal Injection" 26 Oct 2007 Details
84228 USAF 19 TFS 84-1228 "Lusty Lynn" Unknown Details
84391 USAF 194 FS 84-1391 "Spirit of Clovis" Sep 1997 Details
84247 USAF 195 FS 84-1247 "The Flying Soup Bone" Dec 2006 Details
91339 USAF 22 FS 91-0339 "The Big 22" "22 FS" 01 Apr 1994 Details
91352 USAF 22 FS 91-0352 "Lets Roll" "52 FW" May 2002 Details
Nose art is the 'Lets Roll' decal and unit markings were located on the rudder.
91472 USAF 23 FS 91-0472 "Couger II" Feb 1994 Details
92915 USAF 23 FS 92-3915 "Gunsmoke 95" Jul 1995 Details
79402 USAF 2872 TS 79-0402 "City of Roy / Little Precious Sweet 16" 11 Dec 1981 Details
Delivered to the squadron entirly painted in white. Orange was added to the aircraft to provide higher visability. The names were pained on the ventral fins. Tail code was orange but contained the four letters 'HAFB'.
This jet was a special test aircraft with mux bus recorder, external cameras for munition testing. She played an important role in increasing the combat capability and reliability for the USAF, AFRC, ANG and foreign F-16A model.

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Abbreviations and symbols:
[act] Active [i/a] Instructional Airframe [sto] Stored (e.g. at AMARG)
[cld] Cancelled Order [msh] Involved in Mishap [w/o] Write-off
[con] Converted [o/o] On Order
[des] Destroyed (drone) [pre] Preserved (museum, gateguard) T/V LM Aero Type/Version (Construction) number
[emb] Embargoed [scr] Scrapped Photo Available
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