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| Following the traditions of the NATO/ EuroTiger Meet, the Colorado ANG painted this F-16C in dramatic "tiger" markings for the Tiger Meet of the Americas. Aug 2001. Photo by Colorado Air National Guard. |
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Posted on 12/30/2013 7:06:11 AM PST by frankenMonkey
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| Following the traditions of the NATO/ EuroTiger Meet, the Colorado ANG painted this F-16C in dramatic "tiger" markings for the Tiger Meet of the Americas. Aug 2001. Photo by Colorado Air National Guard. |
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Can’t imagine that’s very effective for camouflage in the skies. Is there such a thing at visual camouflage for aircraft? I know “battleship gray” is designed to help watercraft blend into the ocean.
It’s invisible in the jungle tho.
Moving through a jungle at Mach 1 seems sorta reckless.
lol!
I miss my 16s :(
Pale blue on the belly.... btw, this one was done for a show. Don’t think it would have been used in actual combat, at least, hope not ;^)
http://www.sampa.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/lawn-darts.jpg
I kid, I kid..... coming from an EP-3 guy, jeesh....
How many former Prowler pilots does it take to change a light bulb? 3.... 1 to change the light bulb and 2 to talk about how great the ol’ light bulb was...
How about down a highway in the desert while being chased by an entire army?
Hot Shots?
Jewel of the Nile, and I think it was a Mitsubishi F-4, very similar to the F-16.
And, where’s the landing/taxi lights on that jet? I thought Block 30 and above had them on the nose door.
And I’m afraid of what I will do if I ever own a car with under 100k miles on it. Whew!
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