painted as F-16C 84-1390, shot down on 27th February 1991 over Iraq, during "Desert Storm". The pilot, Captain William F. Andrews, ejected and became a PoW, but was released eight days later after the end of the war.

Preserved at the Texas Military Forces Museum, Austin, TX from 2011.

Photographer Kurt Thomsen - Upgraded to F-4G

Photographer unknown - To Republic of Korea Air Force 24 September 1991. - Preserved in Cheongju Air Force Base, Republic of Korea.

Photographer unknown - w/o 17 August 1984

Photographer Sandro Blarasin

Photographer Ralf Jahnke

Photographer unknown

Photographer H. o/d Dries - w/o 16 september 1987

Used as a ground trainer at Hill AFB, UT from 2000 to 2011 when it was scrapped.

This Hahn based F-16A visited Soesterberg air base with three other collegues of its 10th Tactical Fighter Squadron "Fighting Tenth". This squadron was disbanded on 30 September 1991. The Falcons arrived on a busy day, that saw the arrival of ten Langley Eagles, two KC-10As and a C-130H, and 32nd TFS F-15C/D activities that included an Alpha Scramble too as well as Dutch transport movement with F27s. This 80-0613 served after its Hahn tour also the Texas, Illinois and Michigan ANG, was modified in the meantime to F-16A ADF and was stored at AMARG on 31 March 1994 with inventory code FG0125.

With serial 85-1399/HR of the 10th Tactical Fighter Squadron in the back ground, this 0393 was parked on the static display of Koksijde. After its USAFE career, the F-16C was flown back to the States and assigned to the Air National Guard (113th FS/'TH') and later the 162nd FS/'AZ'followed by the 111th FS/'EF'. The Fighting Falcon is preserved at Austin-Camp Mabry in Txeas since late 2012.

Following USAFE service, this F-16A was transferred to the 182nd TFS and later the 111th FIS, both of the Texas ANG. It was moved to AMARC with inventory code FG0394 on 4 Nov'96. It was selected for a lease period to Italy and overhauled at Ogden ALC (UT). The F-16A ADF became temporary MM7256 within the Aeronautica Militare. It returned to the AMARG on 27 Jul'10. It was then selected for the QF-16A aerrial target programme and was taken from the storage depot. It was flown over to Boeing at Cecil Field (FL) by Jun'19 for conversion, it became QF-16A QF-063.

This Hahn based F-16A visited the 32nd TFS "Wolfhouds" at Soesterberg, The Fighting Falcon departed USAFE for service with the 186th FIS Montana ANG, then the 162nd FG Arizona ANG, the 198th TFS Puerto Rico ANG and finaly the 179th FS Minnesota ANG. It was then sold to Jordan as 671 on 26 January 2023.

Went to the 163rd TFS, Indiana ANG in 1991, scrapped in 2019.

With F-16C 84-1384/HR. On 3 Apr 1991, 758 was assigned to the 119th FIS, NJ ANG when it crashed off the coast of New Jersey killing the pilot.