IDF/AF F-16A tail number #107 of the 116 sqn [Photo by Idan Raz]

An F-4 and a brand-new F-16I #408 flying together [IDF/AF photo]

IDFAF's 144 sqn "Magenei Ha-aravah" reveals a new fin color scheme on F-16A block 10 #757. [Photo by Tsahi Ben Ami]

IDFAF F-16A block 10 #243 is the plane that hit the Osirak nuclear reactor in Iraq in 1981. It is parked at Hatzerim AB museum on the 56th Independance day of Israel. [Photo by Tsahi Ben Ami]

Zoom on the Osirak kill marking on IDFAF F-16A block 10 #243 taken at the IDFAF Museum on April 26th, 2004. [Photo by Oren Rozen]

IDFAF F-16A block 5 #124 in formation with two USNavy F-14s over the Israeli Negev desert. This F-16 was one of the examples originally ordered by the Shah of Iran, but cancelled and ultimately delivered to Israel. [IDF/AF photo]

IDFAF F-16D block 40 #619 from 105 sqn coming in for landing after participating in Red Flag exercise 03-04. [ Tailslides photo by Frank van Hemert]

IDFAF F-16C block 30 #386 from 110 sqn coming in for landing after participating in Red Flag exercise 03-04. [ Tailslides photo by Frank van Hemert]

IDFAF F-16C block 30 #355 from 117 sqn swinging in for landing after participating in Red Flag exercise 03-04. [ Tailslides photo by Frank van Hemert]