Israeli Air Force Aviation Art Wall Art

Israeli Air Force Aviation Art — 2 museum-grade prints on the theme. Israel designated the F-16I Sufa — Hebrew for storm — under Peace Marble V, the largest F-16 acquisition in IAF history. The two-seat-only configuration carries IAI-built conformal fuel tanks, a dorsal avionics spine, and Israeli electronic-warfare and helmet-cueing systems integrated on Block 52 airframes assembled at Fort Worth. The 69th Squadron — Tayeset 69, nicknamed the Hammers — operates the F-15I Ra'am as Israel's principal long-range strike platform from Hatzerim in the Negev. Delivered from 1998 as a customised F-15E derivative, the Ra'am pairs extended-range conformal tanks with Israeli avionics and weapons integration that stretched IAF reach across the Middle East while retaining the Eagle's air-superiority pedigree.

Updated 14 Jun 2026