Allocated USAF serial 78-0270. Later converted to an F-16BM. To Jordan as 132 in 2009.

Featuring a mean colour scheme with dark grey tail and USAF style markings, although the serial simply remains 132, of which the Eastern Arabic version ١۳۲ has had to make way for Western Arabic numerals. Delivered in July 2009, ex Netherlands J-270 and built by Fokker early 1982 (FMS 78-0270).

J-270, FMS serial 78-0270 and is a Fokker built (line number L-074) F-16B Block 10C. It was delivered to the Koninklijke Luchtmacht (KLu, Royal Netherlands Air Force) on 11 Feb'82. Modified to Block 20 Mid-Life Update in the early 2000s. After a long career in the KLu and serving most Dutch F-16 squadrons, the dual was stored at Twenthe for refurbishment. It was then stored at Volkel in anticipation of being transferred to Jordan. It received serial 132 in the Royal Jordanian Air Force and was sold under Peace Falcon IV with construction number M14-12. It was delivered to 1sq on 27 Jul'09.

Ready for its departure to Jordan, former Koninklijke Luchtmacht (KLu, Royal Netherlands Air Force) Fighting Falcon serial J-270 was sold to the Royal Jordanian Air Force, 1 sq. It was handed over to Jordan in the Peace Falcon IV program on 27 July and departed for the Middle East on 28 July. J-270 was delivered as F-16B to the KLu on 11 February 1982. It was modified to BM (Mid Life Update) in the 2000/2001 timeframe.

January 1985 offered some opportunities of getting pictures of the local F-16s in snow.

After the strafing runs the pilot was willing to make a slow pass along the control tower at the Cornfield range.