Tucson ANG F-16

My first time posting a photo. I was reading a comment about Block 52 F-16's with the 162nd FW. I was able to catch a couple taxing and departing. Flown by USAF Guard pilots and student's from UAE.

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Thomas says..

Oh Gosh!! It doesn't even look like a F-16!! Put it some other name, for the "normal" ones' sake!!

Posted 2 Years Ago

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D. H. says..

Now that I think about it, its a block 60....stupid me...I missed the fact that is says UAE right there and they're pilot training over here...sorry.

Posted 2 Years Ago

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D. H. says..

I guess it could be a Block 60 also...either way:

GE Engines--Block number ends in zero
Pratt Engines--Block number ends in two

Posted 2 Years Ago

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Philippe says..

Good question Oleg ;-)

Posted 2 Years Ago

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Mike says..

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Originally posted by checksixx
Thats a block 50

I am not completely sure, but i thought the block 52's and 60's were the only models with the enlarged fuselage area with the updated avionics. Please fill us in if anyone knows anything more.

Posted 2 Years Ago

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D. H. says..

Thats a block 50

Posted 2 Years Ago

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Mike says..

the 162nd FW trains Guard, Reserve, and International F-16 pilots. We must be in some contact with the EUA for i have noticed them around the Tucson area training for at least a few years now.

Posted 2 Years Ago

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Mike Smith says..

I actually got saw those same planes when I was down their about two weeks ago. I wish I had time to stop by that Pima Air Muesem while I was down there.

Posted 2 Years Ago

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