Stored at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ in 2013.

To AMARG for storage in 2008. Photographer unknown

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.