Fin art was a black & white drawing of a young farmers boy's head side profile, with pine trees and a hunebed. An ancient stone monument as found in the province of Drenthe in the Netherlands, where the crewchief, Remy Voorwald, originated from.

The nose-art was painted by the wife of the pilot, Lt.Col Bill (William) Campenni. The drawing was a panda bear with a bomb under one arm and an AIM-9 missile under the other, with smaller details of a honey jar and bee. The pilot, Lt. Col. Bill Campenni always carried along a scraggly stuffed panda bear for 20 years and over 3,000 hours. Both bear and pilot are now in retirement in Virginia.

Art was applied to the ventral fin.

Flew 40 missions in Desert Storm.

Wore 17 bomb markings on the nose as well as POW * MIA nose art behind the canopy.