Oklahoma ANG F-16C block 42, #89-2138 and #89-2145 in the clouds [USAF photo]

USAF F-16B ADF from the 191st FIG. Note the checkerboard painting above the intake [Photo by Munnaf H. Joarder]

This used to be an Arizona ANG viper with number #79-0357, untill it was transferred to the Vermont ANG to be used as a weapons load trainer. Now it is used as a recruiting tool during fairs and expo's, painted in a special livery [Photo by Philippe Colin ]

USAF vipers with F-16C block 30, #87254 in the foreground climbing steep over mountainous terrain [USAF photo]

Early shot of a row of USAF F-16's with #79-0399 on the foreground . The aircraft is now preserved at WPAFB [ Philippecolin.net photo by Regent Dansereau]

USAF F-16B ADF, #81818, from the Arizona ANG [Photo by Lt. Col. Craig Anthony]

USAF F-16C #83-1148 flown by Lt. Col. Mike Cosby, the 177 FW commander of the New Jersey ANG on May 25th, 2001. [USAF photo by MSgt Don Taggart]

This F-16C block 25 viper with serial #83132 of the 147th FS was once used as a GF-16 testbed and flew with the so-called 'European One' camouflage scheme [Photo by SSgt. Len Butler]

Two Texas ANG F-16's cought on a heavy Eielson AFB snowstorm [Photo by Lt. Col. Craig Anthony]