Rank 32 in the Aviation Heroes collection, this print centres the F-16I Sufa as flown by the Israeli Air Force's 201st Squadron One from Ramon Air Base in the Negev — the unit nicknamed Tyiassat HaAhat that returned to the order of battle in 2008 on Israel's most heavily customised Viper. Peace Marble V delivered 102 two-seat Block 52 aircraft between 2004 and 2009; the poster treats tail 678 as a specimen-board entry: IAI conformal fuel tanks hugging the dorsal spine, the avionics hump behind the canopy, underwing tanks and wingtip rails, and the blue Star of David roundels that mark every IAF Fighting Falcon. Ramon sits deep in the desert as a long-range strike node — the kind of base geography enthusiasts notice when the stencil 2004 year band cuts across the red reference circle behind the silhouette.