Crashed at Peoria, Illinois due to a mid-air collision with F-16A (82-0916) during a training sortie. The F-16A came up from below and impacted the F-16B. The crew ejected with only minor injuries while the F-16A landed safely
Some sources have this aircraft flying with the 170th FS at that time, but it was the 169th FS.

Went down in the Aegean Sea off Skiros island, while on training mission. Pilot ejected safely

In poor weather this F-16 landed on top of F-16C (87-0335) which was trying to take off . Pilot Lt. Col. Ralph Earl "Bark" Gardner who had just arrived at Kunsan AB, Korea from MacDill AFB was killed. The 56th FW which was closing down had just enough aircraft to fly for his memorial.

Was preparing for take off when F-16C (86-0275) landed on top of it. One of the pilots, Lt. Col. Ralph Earl "Bark" Gardner who had just arrived at Kunsan AB, Korea from MacDill AFB was killed. The 56th FW which was closing down had just enough aircraft to fly for his memorial.

Lost very shortly after takeoff from Volkel AB. After performing touch and goes it suffered an engine failure. The pilot, Jacob "Holy" Andringa, ejected safely. Accident was caused by a problem with the control of the inlet guide vianes.

Wore the Su-27 colour scheme and numbered '50' at the time of the mishap. The pilot, Captain James Reynolds, did not survive this crash.

Flew into the Adriatic Sea. The pilot had ejected safely

Crashed at the Cape May County Airport, New Jersey (Vermont?). The aircraft was owned by the Vermont ANG

Hit power lines at 450 ft near Neochorion, Greece. Cdt. Dirk Claeys ejected safely

Belonged to the Illinois ANG. The aircraft was completely destroyed in a crash. It impacted the desert in the Nellis range, Nevada

Collided at Gila Bend, Arizona with another F-16 which landed safely.

The aircraft crashed at 1830 hours on a delivery flight at Remsen, near Griffiss AFB, New York. Air Force investigators have concluded that night fog and a blown fuse in instruments that receive landing information were the cause of the crash. Pilot ejected safely. The F-16 cut a 1,000-foot swath through the trees off Joslyn Road before coming to rest in a fiery heap 500 feet from the home of Nick and Diane Polce. The aircraft was being delivered from Fort Worth, Texas to the 23rd FS in Spangdahlem AB, Germany.

The pilot, Captain John M. Barelka, died in this crash.