The 390th Electronic Combat Squadron (ECS) was based at Mountain Home AFB (ID) as part of the 366th Tactical Fighter Wing (TFW). Twelve of Ravens of the squadron, of which this 033, were deployed in Desert Storm in August 1990. The squadron made history when an EF-111A scored an unofficial kill on the first night of the war when they maneuvered a pursuing Iraqi Mirage F1EQ into the ground. This 033 was delivered to Upper Heyford on 7 May 1984 and was one of the six EF-111As which took part in Operation El Dorado Canyon attack on Libya.

390th ECS, 366th TFW

This Raven arrived at AMARG during April 98 and has been stored with the PVN/Inventory No. AAFV0315.

Serving with the 42nd ECS. The underwing pod carries the titles "NATO Raven One". Aircraft withdrawn to AMARC in August 1997.

A cat amongst the pigeons or the DM version, two Ravens amongst the Aardvarks? This particular bird arrived at AMARG during June 98 and is stored with the PCN/Inventory No. AAFV0336.

The EF-111's were withdrawn shortly after the 1991 Gulf war and 66-0030 now resides at AMARG

This Raven arrived at AMARG during April 98 and is stored with the PCN/Inventory No. AAFV0321.

The last Spark Vark was retired by the USAF during June 1998 and this example arrived at the National Museum of the USAF the following month.

This Raven arrived at AMARG during March 98 and is stored with the PCN/Inventory No. AAFV0308. Note also the comparison between the vertical stabilisers of the EF-11 Raven and the F-111 Aardvark behind.