F-16 Falcon (1988) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 1, 1988

Original Title:
F-16 Falcon

Genres:
Documentary | War

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 124

The F-16 Falcon, an aerodynamic masterpiece proven superior for today's combat arena designed to out-fight and armed to dominate. In this full colour panorama, pilots and crew give you the detailed look at the bsystems, weapons and "magic" which makes the F-16 a 21s' century multi-mission fighter. From Fightertown to Central Europe, you're in the cockpit during gut-wrenching dog fighting and super sonic low level attacks, Fly with the U.S. Air Force and NATO countries as they take it to the edge in the deadliest game of all. You'll fly with the best of the best at Gunsmoke and review the F-16XL Delta-wing Falcon and go down on the deck with the new Lantirn infrared night attack system. Get the first look at the new F-16N and the computerised Air Combat evaluation System, just delivered to the Navy's prestigious "Top Gun". Finally, you'll go for a high-powered ride with the world famous "Thunderbirds" as they move the sky around to the music of John Serrie.

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Producer:
Garry W. Hess

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