Editing Northrop F-5 (section)

====Licensed versions====
;CF-5: Fighter versions for the [[Canadian Forces Air Command]] built under license by [[Canadair]]. Its Canadian designation is ''[[Canadair CF-5|CF-116]]''.
;NF-5A: Single-seat fighter version of the CF-5A for the [[Royal Netherlands Air Force]]; 75 built.
;NF-5B: Two-seat training version of the CF-5D for the Royal Netherlands Air Force; 30 built.

;SF-5A: Single-seat fighter version of the F-5A for the [[Spanish Air and Space Force]]; built under license in Spain by [[Construcciones Aeronáuticas SA|CASA]].
;SRF-5A: Single-seat reconnaissance version of the RF-5A for the Spanish Air and Space Force; built under license in Spain by CASA.
;SF-5B: Two-seat training version of the F-5B for the Spanish Air and Space Force. Built under license by CASA in Spain.

;VF-5A: Single-seat version of the CF-5A for the Venezuelan Air Force. This designation was given to some Canadair CF-116s which were sold to the Venezuelan Air Force.
;VF-5D: Two-seat training version of the CF-5D for the Venezuelan Air Force.

;KF-5E: F-5E built in South Korea for the [[Republic of Korea Air Force]]. First introduction: September 1982; 48 built.
;KF-5F: F-5F built in South Korea for the Republic of Korea Air Force. First introduction: September 1982; 20 built.

;Chung Cheng: F-5E/F built in Taiwan for [[Republic of China Air Force]] by AIDC. First introduction: 30 October 1974, one day before President [[Chiang Kai-shek]]'s 88th birthday, and was thus christened "Chung Cheng", the true name of President Chiang; 308 built.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Lee |first=Ching-tang |date=13 January 2018 |title=守護台海40年 老當益壯的「中正號」F-5戰機 |url=https://www.chinatimes.com/realtimenews/20180113002117-260417?chdtv |access-date=17 March 2023 |website=China Times}}</ref>