Forum: F-16 Armament & Stores

Last edited by maverickut on Mar 03, 2012 - 04:13 AM; edited 1 time in total

I'm new to loadouts and am trying to figure out the loadout on the D model (87-0378 in aggressor scheme) in this article.

USAF F-16D block 30 #87-0378 shows the "Juvats" pride prior to take-off on June 14th, 2007. Pilots from the 35th and 80th FS at Kunsan AB teamed up with members from Osan AB and RoKAF pilots for a Combined Large Force Excercise.

USAF F-16D block 30 #87-0378 from the 80th FS and F-16C block 40 #90-0703 from the 80th FS stand by before takeoff on June 14th, 2007 at Kunsan AB.

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Thanks for the info deadseal.

In the aggressor squadron do they perfom just air to air role or air to ground too ?

These photos are from when the 80FS traded in their old Block 30's for the Block 40's operated earlier by the 18FS in Alaska.
Currently, this bird is flying with the 412TW at Edwards.

In general, Agressor aircraft fly A2A missions. May fly the occational A2G, but mostly A2A

Note also that a few aircraft were painted like aggressors before going to Eielson. In these cases, the aircraft were not used as aggressors. Here this F-16D was on a regular sortie...not acting as an aggressor, thus the weird loadout. Also it was an aggressor with the 18th for some time before going to Edwards. Its still in the aggressor scheme....

Forum: F-16 Armament & Stores

Loadout question for this F-16D Agressor