Part of the first 4 F-16's from the 148th FS that returned to Europe, now serves in Romania to train Ukrainian and Romanian pilots.

Part of the first 4 F-16's from the 148th FS that returned to Europe, now serves in Romania to train Ukrainian and Romanian pilots.

Sold to the Royal Jordanian Air Force in November 2017, has since become 237.

This F-16B (FMS 78-0210) was delivered to the RDAF on 30 Sep'81. It served Esk 723, later Esk 726 and Esk 727, before it received a Mid-Life Update in the early 2000s. It was redelivered to Esk 726 and served with that unit until it was disbanded on 31 December 2005. Via Esk 727 it was moved to the US and assigned to the 461st Flight Test Squadron for the Joint Strike Fighter Test Support. It crash-landed on 23 June 2011 on a lakebed at Edwards and suffered unspecified damage, repaired by September 2011. It eventually returned to Denmark on 9 December 2016, serving with Esk 730 to June 2019 when it became an instructional airframe at Skrydstrup.

The Netherlands air force F-16 test bed J-066 has now been transferred to the military museum. To mark this occasion the museum organized a night shoot for this particular aircraft.

Taxiing to the runway wearing a special "Leeuwarden Air Base Dragon" badge. On 7-11-2023 it flew to Romania for the training unit to train Ukrainian pilots. Later the aircraft is expected to be delivered to the Ukrainian Air Force.

Four in a row, RDAF F-16s participating in Red Flag

Special markings for the wedding of Prince Frederik of Denmark and Australian Mary Donaldson. The wedding took place on 14. May 2004 four day after this picture was taken

Six surplus Koninklijke Luchtmacht (KLu, Royal Netherlands Air Force) Fighting Falcons were sold to the Royal Jordanian Air Force, and assigned to 1 sq. They were handed over to Jordan on 27 July and departed for the Middle East on 28 July. Involved aircraft were serials 130 (ex J-267), 131 (ex J-269), 132 (ex J-270), 133 (ex J-650), 134 (ex J-653) and 135 (ex J-654).