Indiana ANG Heritage livery for SC Designs F-16
F-16C – 84-1264 of the Indiana National Guard in 2008. This plane belongs to the 122nd FW. It is specially decorated in the colors of a P-47 of the 358th Fighter Group.
This particular aircraft has served at the 122nd Fighter Wing since July, 1991, however, it first saw combat during the Gulf War while assigned to Hahn Air Base, Germany. Since becoming part of the Fort Wayne Air National Guard, it has also served with distinction in support of Operation SOUTHERN WATCH, Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, and Operation IRAQI FREEDOM, flying 124 combat sorties, accumulating over 580 hours of combat flight time, and expending over 10 tons of munitions during hostile action.
"The heritage jet was painted to honor the 122nd Fighter Wing's parent unit, the 358th Fighter Group, also known as the 'Orange Tails,'" said Col. Jeffrey A. Soldner, 122nd Fighter Wing commander. "We are pleased that it will remain at our unit as a symbol of service and heritage."
https://www.f-16.net/f-16-news-article3657.html
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