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Belgian Air Force FA-18 in a livery for 45 years 350th squadron.
FA-18 was the first BAF F-16 to be decorated this way.
Marking the start a beautiful tradition within the BAF, with many special liveries and tails to follow.
The livery has a red tail with the emblem of the squadron, an old Belgian Warrior, wearing the English crown.
The fuselage is covered with large red Ambiorix wings.

Belgian Air Force - FA-111 "Blackbird",  this special livery was made for the 75th anniversary of 1st. Squadron, still based at Florennes Air base today.

The 349th Squadron was founded in 1942 as a Belgian unit within the Royal Air Force.
The squadron took part in the D-day landing operations and further liberation of Europe during the second world war.
After the war the SQ. was stationed at EBBE (Beauvechain AB).

The 349th Squadron 349 flew with 6 different aircraft: the Spitfire, Gloster Meteor, Hawker Hunter, Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck, Lockheed F-104 and the Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon.
The squadron was equipped and operational with F-16's in 1979 as the first operational F-16 unit within NATO.

In 1987, at the time based at Beauvechain, received a special paint to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Squadron.
I tried to remake this livery as for DCS.

If you have any tips or remarks, please let me know.

In 1991, N° 23 Squadron celebrated its 40th anniversary and the unit selected F16A FA91 to be decorated as the "Devil Falcon".

BAF 31 TIGERS SQUADRON by Sphimx