The New F-16 European Training Center (EFTC) In Romania

The New F-16 European Training Center (EFTC) In Romania

The new F-16 European Training Center (EFTC) is operational at the 86th air base 'Aviator Lieutenant Gheorghe Mociorniță' in Fetești, Romania. In the photo: General Dynamics F-16AM Fighting Falcon of the Belgian Air Force. February 03, 2024. Photo by Gianluca Vannicelli/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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