The Silver Spitfire G-IRTY flew around the world in 2019 supported by a Danish PC-12 from Danish company Blackbird Air.
During summer 2022 the Spitfire was based in Billund Denmark and flown by Danish Testpilot Casper Børge Nielsen 'PEL' at Danish Air Show.
See DCS Video here: https://youtu.be/BVMrVRRf2Zo
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Thanks to DCS Pilot Morten Drachmann 'RAC' and Roughmaster aka Gunfighter06. (Go check out his amazing liveries!).
Based at Fighter Wing Skrydstrup Hangar 1, this Danish F-16 is used for educational purposes for aircraft mechanics.
The 'DANNEBROG' tail is not mounted on the actual aircraft E200 but rather a seperate display piece.
About 100 members from the Royal Danish Air Force fighter wing deployed to Luke Air Force Base in 2010 for a month long F-16 Combat Enhancement Training (CET) mission.
The Danes also brought weapons that Airmen at Luke may not have seen before including AIM-9X missiles and GBU-31 and GBU-49 bombs.
Eight RDAF F-16 Fighting Falcons participated in CET 2010 and were painted with the Danish flag 'Dannebrog' and 'CET VIKINGS 2010' stripe on the tail.
F-16AM
E-011
E-016
E-024
E-075
E-597
E-601
E-610
F-16BM
ET614
E-024 and E-597 went so serve in Operation Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector over Libya in 2011 alongside seven other aircraft.
About 100 members from the Royal Danish Air Force fighter wing deployed to Luke Air Force Base in 2010 for a month long F-16 Combat Enhancement Training (CET) mission.
The Danes also brought weapons that Airmen at Luke may not have seen before including AIM-9X missiles and GBU-31 and GBU-49 bombs.
Eight RDAF F-16 Fighting Falcons participated in CET 2010 and were painted with the Danish flag 'Dannebrog' and 'CET VIKINGS 2010' stripe on the tail.
F-16AM
E-011
E-016
E-024
E-075
E-597
E-601
E-610
F-16BM
ET614
E-024 and E-597 went so serve in Operation Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector over Libya in 2011 alongside seven other aircraft.
About 100 members from the Royal Danish Air Force fighter wing deployed to Luke Air Force Base in 2010 for a month long F-16 Combat Enhancement Training (CET) mission.
The Danes also brought weapons that Airmen at Luke may not have seen before including AIM-9X missiles and GBU-31 and GBU-49 bombs.
Eight RDAF F-16 Fighting Falcons participated in CET 2010 and were painted with the Danish flag 'Dannebrog' and 'CET VIKINGS 2010' stripe on the tail.
F-16AM
E-011
E-016
E-024
E-075
E-597
E-601
E-610
F-16BM
ET614
E-024 and E-597 went so serve in Operation Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector over Libya in 2011 alongside seven other aircraft.
About 100 members from the Royal Danish Air Force fighter wing deployed to Luke Air Force Base in 2010 for a month long F-16 Combat Enhancement Training (CET) mission.
The Danes also brought weapons that Airmen at Luke may not have seen before including AIM-9X missiles and GBU-31 and GBU-49 bombs.
Eight RDAF F-16 Fighting Falcons participated in CET 2010 and were painted with the Danish flag 'Dannebrog' and 'CET VIKINGS 2010' stripe on the tail.
F-16AM
E-011
E-016
E-024
E-075
E-597
E-601
E-610
F-16BM
ET614
E-024 and E-597 went so serve in Operation Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector over Libya in 2011 alongside seven other aircraft.
About 100 members from the Royal Danish Air Force fighter wing deployed to Luke Air Force Base in 2010 for a month long F-16 Combat Enhancement Training (CET) mission.
The Danes also brought weapons that Airmen at Luke may not have seen before including AIM-9X missiles and GBU-31 and GBU-49 bombs.
Eight RDAF F-16 Fighting Falcons participated in CET 2010 and were painted with the Danish flag 'Dannebrog' and 'CET VIKINGS 2010' stripe on the tail.
F-16AM
E-011
E-016
E-024
E-075
E-597
E-601
E-610
F-16BM
ET614
E-024 and E-597 went so serve in Operation Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector over Libya in 2011 alongside seven other aircraft.
About 100 members from the Royal Danish Air Force fighter wing deployed to Luke Air Force Base in 2010 for a month long F-16 Combat Enhancement Training (CET) mission.
The Danes also brought weapons that Airmen at Luke may not have seen before including AIM-9X missiles and GBU-31 and GBU-49 bombs.
Eight RDAF F-16 Fighting Falcons participated in CET 2010 and were painted with the Danish flag 'Dannebrog' and 'CET VIKINGS 2010' stripe on the tail.
F-16AM
E-011
E-016
E-024
E-075
E-597
E-601
E-610
F-16BM
ET614
E-024 and E-597 went so serve in Operation Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector over Libya in 2011 alongside seven other aircraft.
About 100 members from the Royal Danish Air Force fighter wing deployed to Luke Air Force Base in 2010 for a month long F-16 Combat Enhancement Training (CET) mission.
The Danes also brought weapons that Airmen at Luke may not have seen before including AIM-9X missiles and GBU-31 and GBU-49 bombs.
Eight RDAF F-16 Fighting Falcons participated in CET 2010 and were painted with the Danish flag 'Dannebrog' and 'CET VIKINGS 2010' stripe on the tail.
F-16AM
E-011
E-016
E-024
E-075
E-597
E-601
E-610
F-16BM
ET614
E-024 and E-597 went so serve in Operation Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector over Libya in 2011 alongside seven other aircraft.
