Once destined for Pakistan as 95626, this F-16B with FMS serial 92-0460 was transferred to the US Navy as 920460 and found a new home at NAS Fallon, where it served with the NSAWC.

Although the unit was already redesignated into the Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center (NAWDC), this Fighting Falcon still carried the old Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center (NSAWC) on its stabilizor.

one of the embargoed Pakistan AF aircraft which was put into service with the US Navy.

Built for the Pakistan air force (serial 95626) but delivery stopped by a 1993 arms embargo. Placed in storage with a USAF serial. In 1998 it became one of 28 Pakistani F-16s set aside for the RNZAF and was to become NZ6554. In 2002 the new Labour government disbanded the RNZAF's fast jet operations. 92-0460 remained in storage at Davis-Monthan until the USN acquired it for adversary training. Photo from: Air Force Museum of New Zealand

This Viper was flying chase for a Raptor test flight on this day. Once it was destined to go to Pakistan, but an embargo stopped the delivery. It is now flying with the 416th FLTS at Edwards AFB.

A three-tone brown F-16B in the inventory of the Naval Strike Air Warfare Center TOP GUN. FMS serial 92-0406 was once destined for Pakistan as 95-626, but due to embargoes, the dual seat aircraft was placed in storage at AMARC as AA FG0270 on 1 November 1994. In December 1998 it was released from storage and converted to adversary aircraft.

Allocated USAF serial 93-0483 but this was not used. It was delivered to the Portuguese AF as an F-16B serial 15119 in May-1994. In May-2012 it was converted to an F-16BM.