That's Andersen AFB, Guam. I know cos' I've been there ;)

This is a D+, with CFT and 600-Gallon tanks !

They were not at their home base, but this was a transit flight from US to Singapore

RSAF 145 'Hornet' sqn.

This pic must have been taken before 1990 coz the RSAF changed the emblem to the lion head in august 1990.

This is a rare photo. Should be taken in 1990. The RSAF open hse.

Note the old RSAF logo. Its not a lion head.

No I think it was only D+ at NDP except for those which flew round the nation were C

no,the one that performed in NDP2005 is all single seat F-16A/C.

That's NOT Changi East. From the look of the facilities in the background, it's probably Andersen AFB, Guam. The Vipers staged thru Hickam and Andersen during the ferry flight to Singapore.

The other belong to 143 sqn

If I am not wrong, that plane was there for Runway Cylcling 2005?

Looks like the #614 is the only 140 squardron F-16 as the other F-16s all have identical camo markings.

Hi, just to add that its Black Knights, not Black Nights :p

Looks like the HUD is different from that of the F-16I

Is this Changi East or more likely Hickam or Guam when the aircraft were being delivered?

This is one of the later Peace Carvin deliveries. Note the cheek antennas behind the radome, plus the aft facing antennas beneath the tail number on the fin. Both a la F-16I

hey...didn't know i am being featured in f-16.net...haha...feels great man...anyway...i was taking off for another mission during maple flag...had to do a dead stick landing after that to bring the plane back...fortunately it was successful...yup....but f-16s do fly like a cadillac ;)

Although not very prominent (at least from this angle), this Block 52 D Model features the "cheek" antennaes on either side of the front fusealge, just aft of the radome (a la Israeli F-16I)

hint: 199 is 661 upside down... doh!

Maybe the black roundels are on the old model

they should paint the knight`s aircraft chrome black... shouldn`t affect radar...

when did they make the upgrade?

Yes that is a hornet, it looks like that hornet has a different set of AIFF antenna than the Super Hornets. Those look like the antenna on the F-16 while the Super Hornets looks like a flatened box.

The dorsal spine made the RSAF two-seater looks neater than its USAF counterpart.