US Air Force - ANG F-16s



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USAF F-16C block 25 #83-1165 from the 134th FS. This is an updated picture of the first F-16C to fly 7,000 hours. This jet also participated in the much publized fly-over at Fenway park on April 8th where a pilot in a different jet did an unauthorized barrel roll over the stadium. This picture was taken at Hanscom AFB when the pilots returned from the fly over of fenway. Note the 7,000 hour decal on the tail. [Photo by Dunk]

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  • News: Vermont ANG F-16C reaches 7,000 flight hours [2008-03-26]

    F-16C #83-1165 affectionately known as "Lethal Lady" belonging to the Vermont ANG reached a milestone on Monday. It is the first F-16 airframe to log 7,000 hours of flight time.

  • News: Viper driver grounded for barrel roll at Fenway Park [2008-04-11]

    A Vermont Air National Guard pilot who took part in a fly-over of the Boston Red Sox baseball team ballpark during opening day ceremonies has been grounded for making an improper maneuver near the park.

  • News: F-16C 'Lethal Lady' retires [2008-11-14]

    Vermont ANG's oldest F-16C #83-1165 'Lethal Lady' flew her final mission Friday afternoon. The 25-year-old fighter jet is a national record holder having clocked more than 7,200 flying hours in both peace time and combat missions.

  • Aircraft Database: F-16 #83165

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