A USAF F-5F of the 425th Tactical Fighter Training Squadron (TFTS) based at Williams AFB (AZ). The long nose dual seat Tiger II carries the LA-tailcode as the squadron was under command of the 405th Tactical Training Wing (TTW) of nearby Luke AFB. But, as that base faced shortage on ramp space, the unit was moved to Williams. The 425th was disbanded in September 1989, and most of their F-5E/Fs were sold to Brazil (this one became FAB 4809). Late 1992, the squadron was reactivated and now trains Singapore air force pilots with F-16C/Ds. IN FAB service 4806 was written off on 1 November 1996.

A USAF F-5E Tiger II of the 425th Tactical Fighter Training Squadron (TFTS) which was based at Williams AFB (AZ). The Tiger carries the LA-tailcode, as the squadron was under command of the 405th Tactical Training Wing (TTW) of nearby Luke AFB. But, as that base faced shortage of ramp space, the unit was moved to Williams. The 425th was disbanded in September 1989 and most of their F-5E/Fs were sold to Brazil (this one became FAB 4861). Late 1992, the 425th was reactivated and now trains Singapore air force pilots with F-16C/Ds.

Now preserved at the Evergreen Aviation Museum, McMinnville, Oregon

At the last light of day, TacAir's F-5E rolls out on runway 31L

Delivered to the USAF as 74-1543. To Morocco as 01543 in 1990.

Ordered by the USAF as 64-13376 then to Norway as 376. To Greece as 13376 in 1986. Stored at Larissa from 1993. Still there in 2017.

VILLAIN 06 F-5E rolls out on runway 31L

F-5F with Tactical Air completing it's afternoon sortie

Four F-5As from 332 Skv at Rygge attended the event accompanied by a C-119G from 335 Skv at Gardermoen.

FMS serial 83-0128

FMS serial 83-0115

FMS serial 83-0124

A deviating construction number for a RoCAF F-5F, as most number start with VF and VH. This is caused by the fact that this Tiger II was intented for delivery to the Paraguay Air Force around 1997. Eighteen aircraft were on the production lines, but the deal eventually was cancelled. This is FMS serial 77-0341. The aircraft was withdrawn from use in October 2014, a month after this picture was taken.