*** Posted by SKY *** Possible ECM F16 PODs AN/ALQ-119 ECM POD AN/ALQ-131 ECM POD AN/ALQ-178 internal ECM AN/ALQ-184 ECM POD [ Yes that is correct. You can still use the weapons pylon, so it is just like an internal jammer. It is just Danish F16s + some of the american guard units that has this configuration. Run Thanks Run. What a great ...

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*** Posted by John Raahauge *** Yes that is correct. You can still use the weapons pylon, so it is just like an internal jammer. It is just Danish F16s + some of the american guard units that has this configuration. Run [Thanks Run. What a great forum, fast and easy to navigate. Just so I get it right; is the jammer integrated in a weapon ...

*** Posted by Erik Strange *** Thanks Run. What a great forum, fast and easy to navigate. Just so I get it right; is the jammer integrated in a weapon pylon, so it don't take up space for other loadout's ? Being a hardcore F4 simmer I would like to use pylon 5 to external fuel, by edit the F16 to carry internal Jammer. But then again I don't ...

*** Posted by john Raahauge (RUN) *** Hi Quizboy The Jammer is carried in the pylon. One pylon has the jammer integrated and the other has Chaff/flares inside (see picture). There are also Chaff/flares located in the tail of the aircraft. I am not sure if the actual amount is a classified number, so I can't help you on that one. Regards ...

*** Posted by Erik Strange *** I would like to know: 1. Does the danish MLU carry internal ECM jammer, or is it mounted on a pylon ? 2. How many chaff/flares ? Thanks, Quizboy.

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*** Posted by Erik Jespersen *** According to a book of Danish Airforce history from 1966; a danish jet crashed in Germany 09 FEB 1955. The pilot were FltLeutenant J.M.Jensen. rgds Erik [Hello ! I (35 years) would like to know which institution I can attend to in order to reveal the facts which refer to the crash of a Danish jet plane which ...