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A livery recreation of the RJAF (Royal Jordanian Air Force) F16A Block 20 MLU number 155 of the 1st Squadron.
this particular aircraft began its way in the Belgian Air Force in 1989 as FA-111, and in 2011 was delivered to Jordan as part of the "Peace Falcon V" deal.
The number 1 Squadron was formed in Amman, in 1958, operating the hawker hunter until 1974 in which they were replaced by F-5's.
in 1981 the squadron switched to operating the Mirage F-1C/E. the squadron was deactivated at 2007 and at the same year in december reopened as an F-16A/B squadron, receiving their first ADF falcons from "TUSAS" in Turkey.
today it based at Azraq, with short periods at prince Hasan Air base and Habbaniya (Iraq).

most notable operations of the squadrons are : the enforcement of the no fly zone over Libya during Operation Odyssey Dawn / Operation Unified Protector. and operations against Daesh ( ISIS ).

** Update October 4, 2020 - Fixed an issue with the helmet texture **

Two low visibility Royal Norwegian Air Force liveries; one dark with light markings (sort of like the F-35) and one light with dark markings (more like US hornets)

** Update October 4, 2020 - Fixed an issue with the helmet texture **

Fictional Royal Norwegian Air Force skins for the F/A-18C Hornet.

Three skins included, one for each of these squadrons: 331, 332 and 338.

Fictional RNoAF Mirage livery based off RNoAF F-16's.
Dirty and "Factory New" versions included.

RNoAF F-16AM 80-0659 with the "brand new" old 334 sqn colors. This aircraft was repainted in its old 334 skv colors supposedly in honor of its long time crew chief.  

After being involved in a mid-air collision and a landing mishap F-16AM 80-3686 was nicknamed "Crash Eight Six". In 2012 she was chosen as the display aircraft for the celebration of a hundred years of Norwegian Military Air Power and painted up in red, white and blue - the Norwegian national colors. In 2013 she was returned to the standard RNoAF grey paint scheme.

RNoAF F-16AM 80-0680 with the old 338 sqn colors

RNoAF F-16AM 80-0670 with the old 338 sqn colors

RNoAF F-16AM 78-0298 with the FLO colors

RNoAF F-16AM 80-0687 with the old 331 sqn colors