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USAF F-16D block 42 #89-2175 of the 63rd FS was written off on April 26th, 1999. The aircraft had a German exchange pilot aboard on that flight. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16C block 42 #90-0722 of the 63rd FS is parked on the tarmac at Luke AFB with its stabs down. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16C block 42 #90-0755 from the 63rd FS is resting under a burning summer sun at Luke AFB. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16C block 42 #90-0760 of the 63rd FS has been tight up on the concrete at Luke AFB. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16C block 42 #90-0762 is a part of the 63rd FS when this shot was taken. Look at the Panters head on the radar cover. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16C block 42 #90-0765 from the 63rd FS is parked on the flightline at its homebase. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16C block 42 #90-0768 of the 63rd FS is spotted here with a radar cover over its nose. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16D block 42 #90-0778 which is operated as seen here by the 63rd FS. Note the kill marking next to the cockpit. The kill was scored by the 33rd FS on December 27th, 1992. It was also the first AIM-120 kill for the USAF. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16D block 42 #90-0783 of the 63rd FS has been parked in the middle of the huge Luke AFB tarmac. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16D block 42 #90-0788 of the 63rd FS parked in the middle of the large Luke AFB tarmac. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16C block 30 #88-0152 of the 63rd TFTS is parked in the static display at an air show. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USAF F-16D block 25 #85-1512 from the 62nd FS is seen here visiting Ellington Field ANGB. [Photo by Cristopher A. Ebdon]
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USAF F-16C block 42 #90-0767 of the 63rd FS from Luke AFB is spotted landing at NAS Fort Worth on July 28th, 2005. [Photo by
Keith Robinson]
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Overview of a McDill AB hangar with USAF F-16B block 5 #78-0105 in the foreground after it had crashed on March 27th, 1981. [Photo by Denny]
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USAF F-16A block 10 #79-0356 seen at McDill AB with the markings of the 56th TTW showing the commanders bird. [Denny's collection]
