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The FCP canopy seems to be an older one with more sun discoloration than the RCP. Contrast the colorations with the other D model flying next to it.

They look kinda like Turkish F-16s than Korean.

I hope they don't get shot down by North Korean MiGs.

Hey! 181! I worked with those guys for about a year back in '96. Diyarbakir's a fun town! ;-)

Shaheen kabhi paewaz saay thaak kaar naheen pur daam hay agar tou toh naheen khatraye aftaar,

Nasheeman Paay Nasheeman Taamir Kartay Jaayeen Gaay, Girtee Haay Agaar Burq Toou Soo Baar Giraay Oor.

Standard NATO HAS...

Legendry 320 squadron of e-HellenicAirForce

391 "Aeolus" , is a Virtual e-HAF Squadron Our Homepage is: www.e-haf.org

I'm about 100% positive this picture is actually the left intake of 88-0495, because I was there as part of 495's recovery team.

This patch is TuAF 133 FILO OLD TYPE SHOULDER PATCH F-5...

you must rotate this patch 90 degree in counter clock wise It's right showing

there is no squadron under this name in uae airfoce

Only an a$$ brings a shotgun to a machinegun fight! =^)

Photographed June 28th??? Why would there be fireworks on June 28th and not July 4th which is so close? Is this photo faked? Fireworks of this quality at an airfield?

Best Jet in the whole D*mn fleet baby!

This pic is actually taken up at CFB Cold Lake

Its a GBU32 1000lb JDAM and not a GBU12

The guy who took this picture is a jerk.

This picture was taken just prior to an aircraft barrier engagement exercise

I hate CFT's.

I crewed 79-0423 from 1982-84. I desigen the 9th AF colors and painfully cut out and tapped the entire stencile art work in this photo. This aircraft took hours to keep up with. It had to be as clean and a Thunderbird without all the glory that the T-Birds get. When we transitioned to Block 25s at Shaw I received 83-1037 as my new jet. I flew to the factory and flew back to Shaw in the back seat.

If the serial number is the same, #92880 is the new Thunderbird #1 as the 'Birds are upgrading to the Blk 52 Vipers for the 09-10 Airshow season.

This is the tail of the J-230. This is the orginal tail that I painted at Goose-bay and they asked me in 2007 to renovated this tail.The other side of the tail is the cover up version.

This photo can be found on www.airliners.net. Supposedly taken by a Robert M. Rossman. Unless Omer Khalid has changed his name to Robert M. Rossman or vice versa, the ownership of this photo cannot be credited to either person. Airliners.net address of the photo: http://www.airliners.net/photo/USA---Air/Lockheed-Martin-F-16I/0703810/L/&width=1600&height=1212&sok=&photo_nr=&prev_id=&next_id=