It is 6.5 kills. The extra marking you are seeing is the raid on the Osirak nuclear facility. It is that triangle marking.

looks like 7.5 to me

that would be a 300 Gal. centerline tank and the TER-9 isn't a bomb, that stands for Triple Ejector Rack

These two F-16C belong to the "First jet squadron" and are pictured over the Sea of Galilee during a special flight celebrating the 40th anniversary of this squadron firstly commissioned in1953. A/C Nr333 is flown here by the then-squadron leader

Has this particular aircraft been repainted? I have a photo of it, wearing the scorpion on the tail.

wrong, 027 is from the 109 sqn.

It is an F-16C or an F-16D. Note that the cockopit camera is in front of the HUD. I would say that it is F-16C 86-1598 "301" from the Flight Test Center.

this is from 105 sqd and not 101 :)

all 5XX and 6XX are block 40. all 3XX and 0XX are block 30

This is not an A/B model, note that it has a large intake duct and the larger navigation lights.

Indeed, we figured out now that this is the PGM-2000 from MDBA. It is called Al Hakeem-B locally. Again an extension of the magnificent load an F-16 can carry.

This weapon is not a real missile!!! It's a MBDA built french glide stand-off weapon called PGM the UAE used this weapons mainly on their Mirage-2000's The PGM's are existing in two versions the unpowered pgm-500 and the rocket powered -2000. This one should be a powered one.

This F-16 was reserialled as 9728 by EAF, 0103 was the pre-delivery serial based on FY-code 96-0103.

The F-15 is a B-model

115 tayeset is new IDF/AF agressor squdron. Squadron was estblished this summer with F-16A and AH-1F.

Note the copyright on the upper right.

i'm from the 101 squadron and this aircraft in the pic is not landing in his homebase (Hazor) the base he is landing in the pic is Nevatim

Those look like FAST packs to me. Those are there for extra range i guess...

it was also Ilan Ramons jet

Guys, this is a Block 30 C. Clues: Heavyweight landing gear (only IAF Blocks 30 and above have it). The only other operator that has Block 30s with the ICMLG is Greece. The large nose RWR antennas and inlet-side ECM antennas are on IAF Block 30s/40s only. Block 30s have the NSI (small mouth) inlet, while Block 40 has the MCID (big mouth). The LEF RWR antennas (known as the "Donkey Dick" - you can guess why)were introduced on Block 30D production in FY86. This jet is probably from earlier production and hasn't been retrofitted with it. Trust me... I work on Vipers and know the jet well.

This was actually the arrival ceremony of the first 10 Block 60's in Abu Dhabi.

this is cheaking for the engin

That looks more like Hill AFB than Nellis.

I'm George Maier and I crewed this Falcon from 1986-1988....she was a great bomber back then.....my first Falcon and i miss her...give her a big kiss and a tickle between the v-fins for me!!!!...she loved that!

I believe this is or 100 or 102 in the USA. I don't know which number it carries now in Israel. It was used as a test aircraft in the USA. Please note also the different camouflage pattern on the right wing!!!