An air-to-air left underside view of USAF F-16B #05751 with two GBU-8 bombs (also referred to as HOBOS) mounted on the outboard wing pylons, AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles on the wingtips, and an AN/ALQ-119 ECM pod on the fuselage centerline.

Electronic Warfare Systems - F-16 offers a wide selection of threat warning receivers (ALR-69, ALR-56M, SPS-3000 RWR), chaff/flare dispensers (ALE-40, ALE-47, Terma EWMS), and electronic countermeasures equipment (ALQ-131 and -184 pods and internal systems - ALQ-178, EWS 16/Carapace, ASPIS).

An air-to-air left side view of USAF F-16B #50751 armed with AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles mounted on the inboard and outboard wing pylons and the wingtips. A spin-control parachute container is attached to the aircraft's tail section and an AN/ALQ-119 …

An air-to-air left front view of USAF F-16B #50751 with an AN/ALQ-119 ECM pod mounted on the fuselage centerline. A spin-control parachute is attached to the aircraft's tail section when flying over Edwards AFB on October 8th, 1981. [USAF photo by SSgt Dennis L. Brookins]

An air-to-air left rear view of F-16B #75-0751 with a glide bomb mounted on the right wing pylon, AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles on the wingtips, and an AN/ALQ-119 ECM pod on the fuselage centerline seen on October 13th, 1981. A spin-control parachute container is attached to the aircraft's tail section. [USAF photo by SSgt. Dennis L. Brookins]

USAF F-16B FSB #75-0752 has been used as a Wild Weasel testbed in the late seventies carrying an ALQ-119 ECM pod, two fuel cells, two AGM-78 Standard missiles, two AGM-45 Shrike missiles and two datalink pods on the wingtips.

USAF YF-16 #01568 is placed on a test stand at the Newport Test Site of the Rome Air Development Center. The plane is armed with AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles on the wing tips, three Rockeye II Mark 20 cluster bombs on the wing pylons and an AN/ALQ-119 ECM pod on an outside wing pylon when this picture was taken on May 30th, 1984.

ECM pod is not a 131, but a "QRC 80-01" variant of the Raytheon ALQ-119 ECM Pod. 80-01 pods were used in the region because of the presence of US made Hawk missiles (sold to Iran and other). on 2011-Jul-30 04:32:27 Jim-Sam said

Ernie The F-4 is actually an F-4ES Peace Jack Recce Phantom with an AN/ALQ-119 ECM pod. The two F-16C's are its armed escorts.

USAF F-16C #84256 equiped with a centerline ALQ-119 ECM pod and two cluster bombs on a TER on station 3 [USAF photo] USAF F-16D #91481 firing a AGM-65 'Maverick' missile on a testrun [USAF photo] Hill AFB Viper dropping a GBU bomb [USAF photo]