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Singapore currently operates 20 F-16C Block 52 aircraft in its 60-strong F-16 fleet. 613 is from the first batch of aircraft, ordered in 1994 and serialed 94-0271.
This Republic of Singapore Air Force KC-135R Stratotanker supported the Singaporean and Thai aircraft at the exercise. The RSAF currently operates four KC-135s with 112 Squadron.
Singapore's F-16C/Ds are numerically the most important type in the RSAF's fleet, and are regulars at Pitch Black. 615 is a F-16C Block 52 from the RSAF's second batch of 12 such aircraft, ordered in 1996. Seen here in the markings of Tengah-based 140 "Osprey" Squadron
Another notable debutant at Pitch Black 2012 were the Boeing F-15SG Eagles of the Republic of Singapore Air Force's 149 "Shikra" Sqn. Here 8318/05-0014 retracts its undercarriage soon after takeoff.
Together with the RAAF Super Hornets, the RSAF's F-15SGs marked the first employment of Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars at a Pitch Black Exercise.
Singapore's Gulfstream 550 Conformal Airborne Early Warning (CAEW) aircraft must surely be one of the strangest looking aircraft to appear at Pitch Black. Making it's debut in 2012, the RSAF operates four such aircraft with 111 Jeager Squadron, replacing a similar number of E-2C Hawkeyes from 2010
A police officer from the Singapore's Special Operation Command unit cordon off the area where an Apache helicopter crashed-landed in a field in Singapore on September 30, 2010. An Apache helicopter from Singapore's air force crash-landed at an open field within a residential district on September 30, but no one was injured in the incident, the defence ministry said. AFP PHOTO/ROSLAN RAHMAN (Photo credit should read ROSLAN RAHMAN/AFP/Getty Images)
The tail of a Republic of Singapore Air Force Apache AH-64 helicopter sits on a field after it crashed-landed in Singapore on September 30, 2010. The Apache helicopter crash-landed at an open field within a residential district on September 30, afternoon but no one was injured in the incident, the defence ministry said. The Apache AH-64, built by US aviation giant Boeing, is a four-blade, twin-engine attack helicopter, and is used by the US, Israeli and Japanese militaries, among others. AFP PHOTO/ROSLAN RAHMAN (Photo credit should read ROSLAN RAHMAN/AFP/Getty Images)
Members of a recovery crew supervise as the body of a Republic of Singapore Airforce (RSAF) Apache AH-64 helicopter is lifted by a crane after it crash-landed in the Woodlands area in northern Singapore September 30, 2010. Singapore's Ministry of Defence said the helicopter made a forced landing on the field, and the pilots appeared uninjured, local media reported. REUTERS/Vivek Prakash (SINGAPORE - Tags: TRANSPORT MILITARY DISASTER)
Singapore currently operates 20 F-16C Block 52 aircraft in its 60-strong F-16 fleet. 613 is from the first batch of aircraft, ordered in 1994 and serialed 94-0271.
Singapore currently operates 20 F-16C Block 52 aircraft in its 60-strong F-16 fleet. 613 is from the first batch of aircraft, ordered in 1994 and serialed 94-0271.
Singapore currently operates 20 F-16C Block 52 aircraft in its 60-strong F-16 fleet. 613 is from the first batch of aircraft, ordered in 1994 and serialed 94-0271.
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