Special Paint F-16's Visit Death Valley (and some normal)
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Boman wrote:Do you have photos of 86-0263 showing the splinter scheme topside please?
Unfortunately it didn't fly through on the two days I was there.
Look for Edward Sarber on facebook...he caught it with a very nice top side shot.
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Take a look at the station 7 pylon, it shows an annoying problem we sometimes have when dropping GBUs ,the wing release lanyard will occasionally break in the wrong spot. The lanyard has a shear link that is supposed to break after the wings are deployed, but sometimes the cable breaks closer to the bomb, leaving a long piece of cable to smack the side pylon and remove the paint. Especially annoying when it happens to a UHG pylon,that paint is expensive. A redesigned shear link has been made, but we still have a surplus of the old ones, and they are still allowed to be used.
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That "T" looks like a local primer touch up. Maybe some fasteners were replaced in that area. Theres another yellow patch just aft along the canopy sill.
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Nice photos. Liking that new splinter lizard or whatever they call it paint job.
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