F-16C/D

FFDmh2223 · Post by **FFDmh2223** » Dec 09 2004

The F-16C and F-16D aircraft, which are the single- and two-place counterparts to the F-16A/B, incorporate the latest cockpit control and display technology.

http://fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/f-16.htm

Post by **Balthagor** » Dec 09 2004

We've got the the F-16A outfitted as an interceptor and the F-16C outfitted as a ground attack fighter. We don't bother with the B/D versions since they are so close to the A/C versions.

FFDmh2223 · Post by **FFDmh2223** » Dec 09 2004

i see, what is the ADF version

Post by **Balthagor** » Dec 09 2004

F-16A/B Air Defense Fighter (ADF)
Under $279 million October 1986 contract, 279 F-16A/Bs modified for U.S. North American Air Defense Command interceptor mission flown by Air National Guard squadrons.
APG-66(V)1 radar upgraded to support Sparrow and AMRAAM BVR missiles; communications and navigational systems improved, including provision for Global Positioning System (GPS ) receiver and Have Quick II radios, Teledyne Advanced Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) receiver, night searchlight for passive identification.

Can carry 2 x Sparrow, 6 x AMRAAM or 6 x Sidewinders. Also can be fitted with 600-U.S. gal (2,271-liter) drop tanks and drag chute. Flight tests began in March 1988; first Sparrow test-firing occurred on 18 October 1988. IOC in summer 1989.

FFDmh2223 · Post by **FFDmh2223** » Dec 09 2004

Okay well very good then.