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81-0788, 93FS, at NAS Fort Worth in January of 1996. Photo by Henry Ham.
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85-1564, 457FS, on the ramp at NAS Ft. Worth on January 25, 1997. The aircraft crashed on November 6 of 1997, though the pilot successfully ejected. Photo by Keith Snyder.
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84-1261, serving as the 363TFW flagship, seen at Vance AFB in April 1987. Photo by Henry Ham.
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84-1241, 62FS, at Luke AFB in April 1999. Photo by Henry Ham.
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83-1154, 85TES, on the ramp at Carswell AFB in August 1992. The unit had evac'd Eglin during Hurricane Andrew. Photo by Henry Ham.
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83-1120, 416FLTS, serving as the F-16ES aerodynamic prototype. The external mods were aerodynamic shapes only, not functioning equipment. Seen here on the NAS Ft. Worth runway in December 1994. Photo by Henry Ham.
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83-1120, 416FLTS, serving as the F-16ES aerodynamic prototype. The external mods were aerodynamic shapes only, not functioning equipment. Seen here on the NAS Ft. Worth runway in December 1994. Photo by Henry Ham.
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83-1120, 416FLTS, serving as the F-16ES aerodynamic prototype. This view shows the mounting points for the CFT mockups. Seen here on the NAS Ft. Worth runway in December 1994. Photo by Henry Ham.
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84-1280, 85TES, on the Carswell AFB ramp in August 1992. The Eglin AFB based aircraft was seeking refuge during Hurricane Andrew. Photo by Henry Ham.
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84-1285, 85TES. Carswell AFB in August 1992. The unit was seeking shelter from Hurricane Andrew. Photo by Henry Ham.
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86-0039 on the ramp at Carswell AFB in August 1992. It was on hurricane evac from Andrew. Photo by Henry Ham.
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Marines Kratos XQ-58A Valkyrie fly with an Air Force F-16 on Oct. 2, 2023. [US Marines Photo]
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87-0272, 138FS, visiting Carswell Air Reserve Station during September 1993. Photo by Henry Ham.
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87-0277, marked as the 27FW Commander's jet, on the Cannon AFB flightline. November 1997, photo by Henry Ham.
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87-0277, 522FS, seen at NAS Fort Worth during late September 2001. Note the live missiles. F-16s from the 522nd and 524th stood alert at Fort Worth in the aftermath of 9/11. Photo by Henry Ham.