That’s because you were there during a Jewish holiday, and on the holydays they bring planes like the Black Hawk and the F-16, so they have to change locations.
BTW skythe, did you happen to take some good pictures of the young lion?:)

Quite nice… what about a side view?:)

Lavi

Well, I’ve been in some, but I guess I’m the only one who got to seat inside an IAI Arava of the Israeli AF’s cockpit while it is flying!

PII, you can see and hear Kfirs in the movie “Iron Eagle”. It was made with the Israeli AF’s F-16s and Kfirs.
Bad movie, good footages.
I think the Kfirs there are actually C2s, which is good, becuase as far as I remember, most of the F-4Es and all of the Kfir C7s of the Israeli AF got the improved version of the J-79.
Sadly, the Kurnass-2000s of today are nearly smokeless, and the Kfirs are in non-flying reserve units, and will fly only in case of war.
Also, my guess is that the F-16/79’s sound is just like the Kfir C7.

tStOrM, hate to ask, but where did you get these pictures?

Are you suggesting that the IRIAF’s attack was our idea?
By the way, my book, which is Israeli, mentions the IRANI attack, so why should anyone alse bother to hide it?
Besides, that was self defence. The best experts through the world has admited this reactor has the ability to create the Plutonium which is used for nuclear bombs, and Saddam Hussien never missed a chance to say he will build nuclear weapons.
I can recheck, but I think that Osirak was a 70 mega watt reactor, or more.
A lot more then what they need for research.

Vympel, I have no intention and I’m not about to write everything that is written in that 300 pages book. I suggest you to go read some books about that operation.