This Netz is FMS serial 80-0656 and was handed over to the ISraeli Air Force on 10 July 1981. The F-16A was retirned in 2006 and since stored.

The Flying Dragon Squadron was using this Netz in the aggressor role. The aircraft is parked here underneath ground level at Ovda. The F-16A is former USAF 78-0329 and was handed over to Israel on 24 November 1980. It arrived in Israel only on 18 February 1981. The Netz was used in Operation Opera (raid on nuclear powerplant Osirak (Iraq) and apparently also was used to shoot down a Syrian aircraft, referring to the kill-mark on the nose. The Netz was retired in 2012 and is stored at Ovbda since.

Besides F-16s, the 115 Flying Dragon Squadron was also using Tzefa Ds in their aggressor mission.

US FY # 80-0656. After a 30 year career flying with different IAF squadrons as "275", this F-16A spent it's last few years with Israel's aggressor squadron 115 out of Ovda. As such, this bird was re-serialled to "115" in December 2012 to reflect the squadron's number, a tradition initially started by some IAF F-16I "Sufa" units.