Nice full colour markings on all F-CK-1s back then. Later on, much more would be toned down or badges not even applied. However, with the Hsiung Ying ('Brave Hawk') upgrade came the Crested Goshawk's head, and often also the emblem of Taiwan, integrated in the camo scheme on the tail fin.

Wearing the wolfhound of the 7th Tactical Fighter Group, the tail emblem of the 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing and the tail band of its home base.

Landing under a very low ceiling, hardly out of a cloud here. Slightly non-standard camouflage with light aqua blue instead of beige on the forward fuselage. Full colour Wing and Group badges and the red tailband to top it off.

This indigenous fighter suffered a runway excursion in the late 1990s, but was repaired. It would be upgraded to F-CK-1C in 2015.

Cloud hugging Indigenous Defense Fighter. The characters on the nose, 經國, say Ching-kuo (or Jīngguó), being both the name of Chiang Kai-shek's eldest son and a sort of metaphor for great abilities in controlling a territory.

The 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing is also known as the 427th TFW.