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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-140 from 314 sqn is ready to get going at Gilze-Rijen AB. The squadron was disbanded and the base is currently used for Apache operations. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-140 is void of unit markings when parked on the tarmac in a pre-MLU era. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16AM #J-141 from 315 sqn is thundering off the runway at Twenthe AB ready for a training sortie. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16AM #J-145 from 313 sqn is spotted here carrying an MRP pod under the center station. This pod is just an intermediate solution for the Dutch recce needs. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-142 from 323 sqn is passing the lens at Leeuwarden AB in 1995. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16AM #J-143 from 315 sqn has a Maple Leaf painted on its nose gear door for the attendance of the Maple Flag exercise in 2001. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16AM #J-144 from 315 sqn is parked in front of a large maintenance hangar. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-192 has a fainted marking of 311 sqn on its tail while ready for landing. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-137 from 314 sqn is coming in for landing at Gilze-Rijen AB. The aircraft will be transferred to Chile as #726 in 2006. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-145 from 315 is adorned with a celebration scheme for the 45th anniversary of 315 sqn in 1997. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-193 from 311 is adorned with the demo scheme for the 1993 airshow season when ready for landing. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16AM #J-138 from 315 sqn is parked in front of a maintenance hangar with the inlet and parachute covered up. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-146 is sporting the old logo of 313 sqn. Nowadays the squadron is converted to the Dutch tiger squadron. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-194 from 322 sqn is coming for landing at Leeuwarden AB with its brakes wide open. [Photo by Wim Vis]
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RNlAF F-16A block 15 #J-139 from 314 sqn is taxiing by the lens at Gilze-Rijen AB before getting airborne. [Photo by Wim Vis]
