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The '''F-16 Fighting Falcon''' is a single seat, multirole fighter aircraft. There are several versions serving in 24 air forces; with over 4000 of the aircraft produced, the F-16 is one of the most successful modern fighters. The Falcon has scored a number of times in combat, being active in [[Israeli]] bombing raids of Iraqi [[nuclear power]] plants in 1981. The aircraft is known for excellent [[dogfight]]ing maneuverability. | The '''F-16 Fighting Falcon''' is a single seat, multirole fighter aircraft. There are several versions serving in 24 air forces; with over 4000 of the aircraft produced, the F-16 is one of the most successful modern fighters. The Falcon has scored a number of times in combat, being active in [[Israeli]] bombing raids of Iraqi [[nuclear power]] plants in 1981. The aircraft is known for excellent [[dogfight]]ing maneuverability. | ||
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The F-16 Fighting Falcon is a single seat, multirole fighter aircraft. There are several versions serving in 24 air forces; with over 4000 of the aircraft produced, the F-16 is one of the most successful modern fighters. The Falcon has scored a number of times in combat, being active in Israeli bombing raids of Iraqi nuclear power plants in 1981. The aircraft is known for excellent dogfighting maneuverability.