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USNavy F-16N #163577 of VF-43 is spotted with opened canopy at NAS Oceana. [Photo by Frank Ertl]
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USNavy F-16N #163575 is ready on the flightline at NAS Oceana belonging to VF-43. [Photo by Frank Ertl]
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Close up detail of F-16N #163269 at London Ontario. [Photo by Don Becker]
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Close up detail of F-16N #163269 at London Ontario. [Photo by Don Becker]
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Close up detail of F-16N #163269 at London Ontario. [Photo by Don Becker]
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USNavy F-16N #163269 at London Ontario. [Photo by Don Becker]
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USNavy F-16N #163274 from squadron VF-43 is parked at NAS Miramar. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USNavy F-16N #163569 which belongs to VF-45. This aircraft is now preserved at NAS Fort Worth, Texas. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USNavy F-16N #163571 of VF-45. This aircraft was later completely cannibalized to repair three other aircraft. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USNavy F-16N #163575 belonging to VF-43 seen here at NAS Oceana, Virginia. [Photo by Mike Kopack]
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USNavy F-16N #163570 is seen here parked with a sistership at NAS Fallon. [
Michel Klaver collection]
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USNavy F-16N #163277 preserved at the Palm Springs Air Museum in a green and light grey splinter paint scheme. It never flew in this camo, but was painted to resemble F-16N #163269. [Photo by Dennis Loewe]
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A right side view of USNavy F-16N #163568 from VF-126 parked on the flight line at NAS Miramar on December 23rd, 1991. VF-126 provided adversary training to Pacific Fleet-based squadrons in those days. [USAF photo by PH2 Bruce Trombecky]
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A right side view of USNavy F-16N #163269 of the Navy Fighter Weapons School parked on the flight line at NAS Miramar on December 23rd, 1991. The aircraft, which displays a camouflage paint scheme, was used in adversary training of Pacific Fleet-based squadrons. [USAF photo by PH2 Bruce Trombecky]
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A right side view of USNavy TF-16N #163279 of the Navy Fighter Weapons School parked on the flight line at NAS Miramar on December 23rd, 1991. [USAF photo by PH2 Bruce Trombecky]
