July 21, 2009 - A yearly tradition is the military parade on the Belgian National day. Together with this event the squadrons of the Belgian Air Component organise a family day to have family and friends joining in on the every day life of the pilots and all other crew members.

After the F-16s had left for the military parade, Mitch performed before the numerous family members and friends. After his display he immediately flew to Beauvechain AB to attend the open house there.  Flying together with the F-16s who flew for the military parade in Brussels a little earlier, the visitors could witness some formation flying. Fortunately the weather was not all that bad - as happens in numerous occasions on this day.

July 11, 2009 - After the home weekend at Koksijde AB, the team left for a double performance on English soil. Starting off at Yeovilton the weather immediately turned for the worse. A major part of the air day had to be cancelled because of it. Fortunately Mitch was able to perform and amazed the crowd with a bad weather routine.

July 4-5, 2009 - The season having started little over a month ago, the team was finally able to show the home crowd what it's capable off. Together with the festivities of 30 years of F-16 service within the Belgian Air Force, Mitch gave the best of himself once more. The weather was fantastic and the airshow enthusiasts came to the Belgian coast in large numbers. Another show weekend to remember in more then one way.

June 26-27, 2009 - A busy weekend for the team as two airshows had to be attended. Both Reims, France as Zeltweg, Austria had the honour of receiving the Belgian F-16 Solo Display Team. No effort was spared to get the team flying on both bases. The good neighborship between the Dutch and Belgian teams as well as the cross-servicing proved to be a very valuable asset in such events.

 June 19-20, 2009 - Becoming almost a yearly tradition, this weekend the team displaced to Volkel AB in the east of The Netherlands. They watched the first European performance of the venerable Vulcan bomber which only flew again last year after extensive repairs. Sheik and Mitch both performed in a stunning way in their F-16s.