First F-16C #84-1260 in AMARC along with F-16C #84-1295 which were both from the 119th FS, seen here shortly after arrival on September 18th, 2007. [Photo by Philip Kovaric]
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on 2011-Mar-10 20:34:24 D-Man said F-16 A's and B's at AMARC
Why aint they using the abundance of F-16 A's and B's they have sitting in the boneyard?. I live right near the Boneyard and they have FAR more A's and B's then they do C models...and When BAE converted the QF-4E,G,and QRF-4C models into drones. It only cost 400,000 per unit.....10 F-16's converted into drones at 60 million bucks...It seems to me that thats a little steep for planes that are gonna be splashed into the Gulf Of Mexico or at the Nellis range.
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News: First USAF F-16C in AMARC [2007-09-18]
For the first time USAF F-16Cs are retired to AMARC, two block 25s from the 119th Fighter Squadron, the New Jersey ANG.
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News: Boeing receives 1st F-16 for conversion to QF-16 Aerial Drone [2010-05-27]
The first retired F-16 Fighting Falcon arrived at Boeing's Cecil Field facility in Jacksonville on April 22 to begin conversion into a QF-16 aerial drone.
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