Of course not all F-16 squadrons fly with the ANG. Some squadrons are based abroad, like the 510 and 555FS in Italy.

AviaMagazine.com looks into the history and present state of the "Buzzards" squadron (510FS) located at Aviano Air Base, Italy.

Unlike most ANG units, the 114th Oregon ANG moved from F-16 to operate the F-15 Eagle.

AviaMagazine.com looks into the history and present state of the ANG F-15 Eagle fighter school located at Kingsley Field, OR.

Like most ANG units, the 112th Ohio ANG also operates the F-16. The history of the 112th started just after the WW I, flying numerous aircraft types, including Consolidated PT-1 F-51s, F-84s, F-100s and A-7s.

AviaMagazine.com looks into the history and present state of the "Stingers" squadron located at Toledo Express Airport, Ohio.

Like most ANG units, the 111th Texas ANG also uses the F-16C block 25. The history of the 111th goes way back, flying numerous aircraft types, including P-51s, F-102s, F-101s and F-4s. This is also the squadron where president George W. Bush served.

AviaMagazine.com looks into the history and present state of the "Ace in the Hole" squadron located at Ellington ANGB, Texas.

Most of the US ANG units nowadays operate the F-16, amongst which the Michigan ANG is no exception.

AviaMagazine.com looks into the 107th fighter squadron (Red Devils) located at Selfridge ANGB, Michigan.