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2 F-5E's from the 87th Flying Training Squadron, 47th Flying Training Wing.  There are 2 tail numbers (68-128, 70-953) here both representing actual T-38's from Laughlin AFB, TX.  Fly with a friend!  I do not particularly care for the default bort number implemenation, so I tend to create individual aircraft as opposed to a one size fits all option.  

NASA T-38 Talon livery for F-5E

Retro(ish) dirty metal for fun made up livery

Fun fictional livery

309th FS Wild Ducks, dirty version, not correct block, works with bort numbers. Luke AFB, F-16 training squadron.

Made this for my Dad, who was the CMSgt of the 309th a while back. If you look up pictures and see it with the custom leather, nose, hud, seat, engine, intake covers and the chrome gun port which they put on during air shows. He had those made so I added the chrome gun port cover on this one as well. I know it is not the correct block that the 309th flys but decided to do it anyway. I tried to clean it up a little being a squadron jet but not too clean. I didn't get a screenshot of it but if you look at it from external, I also added a squadron sticker on the panel cover on near the front of the cockpit but can only be seen from outside as I have yet to figure out how to custom make interior view textures that will pass IC. So this will be good to go as long as you put into your saved games folder. Enjoy

A set of eight liveries used by USAF, TuAF, FAP & Boeing company on their T-38C Talon jets.

A set of six liveries used by USAF on their Air Education & Training command T-38C Talon jets.

A set of two liveries used by USAF on their Air Education & Training command T-38C Talon jets.

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