This F-16C was assigned to the 58th TTW, 312th TFTS and marked as the Commander's aircraft of the 832nd Air Division at Luke AFB (AZ). Prior to the 1992 USAF reorganization, two or more wings were under the control of an so-called Air Division. Luke has the 58th TTW for F-16 training, as well as the 405th TTW for F-15 training and the 832 AD gained both units. After the USAF reorganization in 1992, the ADs were disestablished, and a Brigadier General of the AD became the Wing Commander of the unit that they were based at.

Preserved in the Koninklijk Leger Museum / Musée Royal de l'Armée in Bruxelles. [Nikon D300 + Tokina 12-24mm/4]

A modern element in the 2018 edition of the Flying Legends air show.

This BN-2 was preserved in the Brussels Museum following its retirement.

Luke AFB, Arizona.

Seen at the Flying Legends Airshow at Duxford, this state of the art fighter, the F-35, 15-5125 displayed alongside a P-51, N351MX and a Spitfire LF VC, G-LFVC

Getting close and personal with this Block 42H Falcon and its pilot, who is struggling with the low evening sunlight. Unit is the 63rd Fighter Squadron 'Panthers' based at Luke AFB, AZ.

61st FS

Of the 61st Fighter Squadron, Luke AFB, Arizona.

A fighter as sexy as a vacuum cleaner.