Right tail of the F-16 AFTI on April 8th, 2004. Clearly visible is the JSF logo on the tail. A research program for the JSF development was the last assignment for this aircraft. [Photo by Dennis Bixby]

F-16A AFTI #75-0750 at the USAF museum on June 20th, 2004 with the XB-70 to the right. [Photo by Jon Somerville]

Nosewheel door detail of F-16A AFTI #75-0750 at the USAF museum on June 20th, 2004. [Photo by Jon Somerville]

F-16A AFTI #75-0750 at the USAF museum on June 20, 2004 with the X-29 in the background, note the same main gear used as on the F-16. [Photo by Jon Somerville]

Detail of the right wing root extension of F-16A AFTI #75-0750 at the USAF museum on June 20, 2004. [Photo by Jon Somerville]

F-16A AFTI #75-0750 at the USAF museum on June 20, 2004. Note the camera mount near the aft of the fuselage. [Photo by Jon Somerville]

F-16A AFTI #75-0750 at the USAF museum on June 20th, 2004. Note the upgraded horizontal tail. [Photo by Jon Somerville]

Left wing root extension on F-16A AFTI #75-0750 at the USAF museum June 20, 2004. [Photo by Jon Somerville]

Lockheed Martin's F-16 power-by-wire technology demonstrator, the AFTI F-16 (#75750). [LMTAS photo]
See also: F-16 'Power-by-Wire' Flight Without Back-up A Success