IDFAF F-16A Block 5 #107 of the 116th squadron "The Flying wing Squadron" land at it's home base. Note the 6.5 kill markings. [Airliners.net photo by Ofer Zidon]
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on 2008-Sep-03 01:01:50 Dave said kill markings
looks like 7.5 to me -
on 2008-Sep-03 18:58:12 Jon said kill markings
It is 6.5 kills. The extra marking you are seeing is the raid on the Osirak nuclear facility. It is that triangle marking.
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