A weathered F-111 Aardvark sits nose-on among other retired military aircraft at an outdoor display.

A New York Air National Guard F-16A Fighting Falcon, bearing 174th Fighter Wing markings and “The Spirit of Syracuse” nose art, displayed against the Manhattan skyline.

A U.S. Navy F-16N Fighting Falcon in adversary camouflage, displayed with the number 40.

A camouflaged F-16 Fighting Falcon displayed outdoors, viewed from behind beneath a clear desert sky.

An Alabama-marked F-16C Fighting Falcon sits on the airfield as two blue-camouflaged fighter aircraft pass overhead.

A formation flight of three General Dynamics F-111 Aardvark supersonic tactical bombers in clean configuration, demonstrating their distinctive swing-wing design.

Ex-RAAF F-111 Aardvark performing a spectacular 'dump and burn' maneuver, trailing a column of flame.

F-111C doing the famous fuel burn at the Richmond Airshow in 2006, I only had a hard copy so I had to scan the photo but I thought people would enjoy it

This aircraft revolutionized fighter design with its agility, fly-by-wire system, and energy-maneuverability philosophy. It's one of only two YF-16 prototypes ever built.

Just a little patina on this well worn F-16.

RAAF F-111

Portuguese Air Force’s F-16 parked at the Monte Real airforce base, Portugal