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Air to air view of two Air Force Reserve F-16 Fighting Falcons flying over the ocean near the coast of Denmark. The lead F-16 is the flag ship of the 302nd Fighter Squadron and the wing aircraft is the flag ship of the 944th Fighter Wing, both deployed from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

Air to air view of two Air Force Reserve F-16 Fighting Falcons flying over the coast of Denmark. The lead F-16 is the flag ship of the 944th Fighter Wing and the wing aircraft is the flag ship of the 302nd Fighter Squadron, both deployed from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

Air to air view of two Air Force Reserve F-16 Fighting Falcons flying over the clouds during a training mission. The lead F-16 is the flag ship of the 302nd Fighter Squadron and the wing aircraft is the flag ship of the 944th Fighter Wing, both deployed from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

Air to air view of two Air Force Reserve F-16 Fighting Falcons flying over the Laage Air Base, Germany. The lead F-16 is the flag ship of the 944th Fighter Wing and the wing aircraft is the flag ship of the 302nd Fighter Squadron, both deployed from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

Air to air view of two Air Force Reserve F-16 Fighting Falcons flying over clouds during a training mission. The lead F-16 is the flag ship of the 302nd Fighter Squadron and the wing aircraft is the flag ship of the 944th Fighter Wing both deployed from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

Air to air view of two Air Force Reserve F-16 Fighting Falcons flying a training mission. The lead F-16 is the flag ship of the 944th Fighter Wing and the wing aircraft is the flag ship of the 302nd Fighter Squadron, both deployed from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

Air to air view of two German Air Force MIG-29 fighters and two Air Force Reserve F-16 Fighting Falcons flying in a fingertip formation over fields near the Denmark and Germany borders. The lead aircraft is a MIG-29, the left wing is a MIG-29, and the right wing F-16 is the flag ship of the 302nd Fighter Squadron, and on his right wing is the flag ship of the 944th Fighter Wing, both deployed from Luke Air Force Base. Arizona

F-16 Fighting Falcons, in the background are two F-16Cs, on the boom and in the foreground are F-16Ds, from the 61st Fighter Squadron, Luke AFB, Arizona participate on in-flight refueling from a KC-135R, 336th Air Refueling Squadron, March Air Reserve Base, California, over the Arizona desert as part of a training mission

Air to air right side view of a flight of two F-16 Fighting Falcons and two F-15 Eagles from Luke AFB, Arizona on a training mission. (L to R) the aircraft are the flagships of 58 Tactical Training Wing (F-16), 832nd Air Division (F-16), 832nd Air Division (F-15), and 405th Tactical Training Wing (F-15). Exact Date Shot Unknown

Air to air view of two Air Force Reserve F-16 Fighting Falcons flying over a small town in Denmark. The lead F-16 is the flag ship of the 944th Fighter Wing and the wing aircraft is the flag ship of the 302nd Fighter Squadron, both deployed from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

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Subject Operation/Series: JOINT ENDEAVOR

Country: Denmark (DNK)

Scene Camera Operator: SRA Sean Worrell

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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05/06/1996
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label_outline Explore Lead F 16, Lead F, Sra Sean Worrell

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