General Dynamics AFTI F-16 |
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As part of the USAF Advanced Fighter Technology Integration (AFTI) program, one of the FSD F-16As, 75-0750, was extensively modified.
The AFTI F-16 had a unique dorsal spine to house test equipment and, like the YF-16 CCV, was fitting with canards on the intake.
75-0750 first flew in the AFTI configuration in 1982, and was retired to the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio, in 2002.
You can read more about the AFTI F-16 program on f-16.net Images credited to NASA, and scanned from various publications, including World Air Power Journal and KokuFan magazine. Mike Valdez provided the detail photos of the AFTI F-16 at Edwards AFB. Use the menu on the left to view larger images. |