F16AM Falcon (FA-129 "75 years 350Sqn" Force Aérienne Belge 2016, Belgian AF)

The 350th Fighter Squadron, composed of Belgian personnel, was created on November 12, 1941 within the Royal Air Force at Valley in the United Kingdom. It took an active part in combat operations, notably on Spitfire, during missions against flying bombs V-1, or during the D-Day in Normandy.

In 2016, for the 75th anniversary of the 350th Squadron, the F-16AM Falcon FA-129 receives a special scheme, coded MN-B, with spitfires colors on the tails and on the rear parts, it wear the roundels, of the RAF on the left, and the Belgian Air Force on the right.