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F-16 Accidents & Mishaps for the United States Air Force

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F-16 Accidents & Mishaps for the United States Air Force



Found 451 aircraft, displaying 76-84 [Sorted by Date]
Date Status Local S/N Aircraft AF/Unit Version Info Details
12 Jan 1983 [w/o] 80600 80-0600 USAF FWS F-16A Block 15B Details
Crashed almost vertically into the ground near Nellis AFB at 11:33 hours. Only small parts of wreckage remained. Captain Peter L. Jones was killed when he did not eject. The aircraft was on a sortie which involved air-to-air combat with one other F-16. They were just finishing their last manoeuvres when the crash occurred.
02 Jul 1996 [pre] 80605 80-0605 USAF 186 FS F-16A Block 15B ADF Details
The aircraft crashed on the runway. It suffered fuselage damage from skidding 3,000 feet down the runway. Repaired for display at Great Falls, then transferred to Fargo/Hector IAP in August 1998 for display marked '82-1012'
30 Jul 1985 [w/o] 80606 80-0606 USAF 496 TFS F-16A Block 15B Details
Caught fire and was destroyed on the runway. Pilot Mike Jaensch, ejected from the air plane safely
05 May 1992 [w/o] 80610 80-0610 USAF 186 FS F-16A Block 15B ADF Details
Lost at Great Falls, Montana. Aircraft had experienced engine trouble during the flight. While landing and roll out, the engine accelerated out of control. The pilot ejected safely and the aircraft was a write off.
20 Jan 1983 [w/o] 80617 80-0617 USAF 10 TFS F-16A Block 15B Details
Crashed three miles West of Sinsheim, Germany. The pilot was killed in the mishap
11 Jul 1983 [w/o] 80627 80-0627 USAF 63 TFTS F-16B Block 10C Details
After an engine change, the reworked engine was ground tested. The aircraft jumped the chocks while in segment 2 afterburner. Maintainers failed to hook up the throtle linkage to the fuel control. Aircraft traveled across the ramp and onto soft ground where the gear was ripped off. The F-16's belly cut a 25 yard hole in the ground before coming to rest in a ditch. No injuries in this mishap.
10 May 1983 [w/o] 81664 81-0664 USAF 10 TFS F-16A Block 15C More Info Details
Aircraft was number two in a two-ship low-level training exercise. Towards the end of the exercise the number two aircraft was setting up to be the interceptor for a second time when the aircraft struck a fire house in Hornberg, Germany. The aircraft wreckage continued across the street and into the basement of a two story dwelling. Unfortunately First Lieutenant Steven L. Wallis was killed. Fortunately there were no casualties on the ground.
14 Sep 1989 [w/o] 81671 81-0671 USAF 186 FIS F-16A Block 15C Details
Impacted the ground in Arizona near the boarder of New Mexico. The aircraft was on temporary alert detachment at Davis Monthan AFB, Arizona. Pilot ejected safely.
07 Jan 1997 [w/o] 81684 81-0684 USAF 179 FS F-16A Block 15C ADF Details
The aircraft went down about 50 miles north of its home base in Duluth, Minnesota while practising night intercepts. The aircraft went down in a remote dense woodland area near Greenwood Lake. The pilot, Maj. Pete Woodbury, did not eject.

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Abbreviations and symbols:
[act] Active [msh] Involved in Mishap [w/o] Write-off
[cld] Cancelled Order [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
[i/a] Instructional Airframe [sto] Stored (e.g. at AMARG)



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