RSAF F-16D block 52 #639 from 140 sqn parked on the tarmac during exercise 'Pitch Black 2002' in Australia [Photo by Rob Mitchell]
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on 2004-Jun-10 12:07:26 Anonymous said Advanced 52+
The nose at the foreground of the photo belongs to who? Hornet? -
on 2004-Jul-07 14:18:34 Anonymous said aggressor267
Yes that is a hornet, it looks like that hornet has a different set of AIFF antenna than the Super Hornets. Those look like the antenna on the F-16 while the Super Hornets looks like a flatened box. -
on 2004-Jul-26 03:33:02 Anonymous said blade
when did they make the upgrade?
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News: Singapore to upgrade their F-16 fleet with AESA radars [2015-07-02]
The Singapore Air Force (RSAF) plans to upgrade 60 F-16C/D/D+ aircraft with new Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) Radar. This radar represents a significant capability upgrade, extending the F-16's detection range and enabling the fighter aircraft to track and engage multiple targets at greater distances.
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