Can anyone identify this USAF F-16 paint scheme ?
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I need help in identifying the following F-16 color scheme:
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It looks like some kind of "snow tiger" winter camo scheme, but I'd like to hear from anyone who knows more about it.
When was it tested, what aircraft/units were involved, ...
thanks!!!
greg.
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It looks like some kind of "snow tiger" winter camo scheme, but I'd like to hear from anyone who knows more about it.
When was it tested, what aircraft/units were involved, ...
thanks!!!
greg.
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Sage01
This F-16C # 87-0241 flies with the Colorado ANG 120FS/140WG at Buckley AFB. This paint job was applied for the "Tiger Meet of the Americas" in August of 2001. For more info check out http://www.sbas.ndirect.co.uk/html/bv09.htm
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A look-down view of a Tiger-striped F-16C belonging to the 140th Fighter Wing, 120th Fighter Squadron, Colorado ANG, as the aircraft flies over eastern Utah while returning from the Utah Test and Training Range. The aircraft has tiger-stripes applied to the upper surfaces and represented the Colorado ANG as their official Tiger jet as the unit hosted the Inaugural Tiger Meet of the Americas in mid-August. The inaugural meet closely mirrors the NATO Tiger Meet and brings together military units that have large cats as their mascots. Members of the units discuss tactics, fly with and against each other, and establish close relationships that are necessry if ever called to task during a conflict. (USAF photo by Staff Sgt. Greg L. Davis) CO tiger
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marsu, I believe it is the colorado air national guard. they added the tiger stripes for the tiger meet of the americas.
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Hi Marsu,
Photo by Staff Sgt Greg L. Davis
http://www.af.mil/photos/fighters_f16_0036.html
http://www.natotigers.org/meets/ota1rep/ota01rep.htm
Follow the links and you'll see the source of the pics and the CO's bird.
In the pic the s/n in painted on just above the refuelling intake "70241" in white.
Ed
Photo by Staff Sgt Greg L. Davis
http://www.af.mil/photos/fighters_f16_0036.html
http://www.natotigers.org/meets/ota1rep/ota01rep.htm
Follow the links and you'll see the source of the pics and the CO's bird.
In the pic the s/n in painted on just above the refuelling intake "70241" in white.
Ed
Tally-ho!
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Sage01 and hawkeye nailed it. This jet is featured in a decal set from Two Bobs, and the set includes a CDROM with literally dozens of photos of this jet and others at TMOTA 2001. I have this CD but since the photos are probably copyrighted by Two Bobs and/or the photographer I have not uploaded any of them.
Go to http://www.twobobs.net/ and click on SPECIAL WEB-ONLY DEALS (their caps not mine) then look for TMOTA Combo Pack 1A ($10) or 1B ($7), both include the CD (pack 1C does not have the CD). Worth it IMO.
Here is an image from the Two Bobs website, the red numbers refer to individual decals to aid in placement:
http://www.twobobs.net/media/CO_TMOTA.jpg
Go to http://www.twobobs.net/ and click on SPECIAL WEB-ONLY DEALS (their caps not mine) then look for TMOTA Combo Pack 1A ($10) or 1B ($7), both include the CD (pack 1C does not have the CD). Worth it IMO.
Here is an image from the Two Bobs website, the red numbers refer to individual decals to aid in placement:
http://www.twobobs.net/media/CO_TMOTA.jpg
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