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Airframe Details for F-16 #78-0001
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Aircraft:
78-0001
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LM Aero T/V | 61-7 | |
Plant | General Dynamics | |
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Delivered | ![]() F-16A Block 1 |
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Current | ![]() F-16A Block 1 |
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Status | [pre] | |
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Aircraft History
Date | Status | Local S/N | Airforce/Unit | Version | Name | Info | ||
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18 Aug 1978 | [act] | 78001 |
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F-16A Block 1 | ||||
06 Sep 1978 | [act] | 80001 |
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F-16A Block 1 | ||||
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Unknown | [act] | 78001 |
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F-16A Block 1 | ||||
Mar 1979 | [act] | 78001 |
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Unknown | [msh] | 78001 |
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Unknown | [act] | 78001 |
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Unknown | [act] | 78001 |
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F-16A Block 1 | ||||
Jul 1983 | [act] | 78001 |
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F-16A Block 1 | ||||
Nov 1989 | [act] | 78001 |
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F-16A Block 1 | ||||
May 1990 | [act] | 78001 |
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Jun 1990 | [act] | 78001 |
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F-16A Block 1 | ||||
Oct 1991 | [pre] | 78001 |
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F-16A Block 1 | ||||
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Abbreviations and symbols:
[act] | Active | [i/a] | Instructional Airframe | [sto] | Stored (e.g. at AMARG) |
[cld] | Cancelled Order | [msh] | Involved in Mishap | [w/o] | Write-off |
[con] | Converted | [o/o] | On Order | ||
[des] | Destroyed (drone) | [pre] | Preserved (museum, gateguard) | T/V | LM Aero Type/Version (Construction) number |
[emb] | Embargoed | [scr] | Scrapped | ![]() |
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In Spring 1981, I went through the TX course taught by the 34th TFS. On 19 Jun, my logbook records that our four-ship had to divert to SLC for a few hours because the runway at Hill was closed for an unextended nose gear in the pattern. I recall that it was flown by a 34th IP, Capt. Ed Kosiba. One week before, Ed was my instructor on an ACM flight when I had to land 001 at Michael AAF (Dugway) after the aircraft battery failed. Thus 001 was on the schedule and why I believe that it was the tail that Ed was flying on 19 June. I enjoy seeing 001 every couple of weeks when I visit Langley.
Best regards,
Mark "Martin" Baker, 429th TFS
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