File:134th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron - General Dynamics F-16B Block 15N Fighting Falcon 82-1044.jpg

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English: 134th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron - General Dynamics F-16B Block 15N Fighting Falcon 82-1044 Retired to AMARC by Nov 1994 as FG279. Later sold to Jordan, Peace Falcon, as RJAF s/n 234
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Source "History and Units of the United States Air Forces In Europe", CD-ROM compiled by GHJ Scharringa, European Aviation Histoical Society, 2004. Image source listed as United States Air Force Historical Research Agency
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