Sam Eckholm on MSN
Watch the 65,000-pound F-15 Eagle dominate enemy fighters at 1,875 mph
Flying at Mach 2.5 (1,875 mph / 3,017 km/h), climbing to 65,000 feet and armed with deadly AIM-120 AMRAAM and AIM-9 ...
It was not immediately clear where the military jets came from or what they were doing over Sacramento on Thursday morning.
19FortyFive on MSN
'There's nothing like it': The Air Force's newest fighter looks exactly like a 1970s F-15. Almost everything inside it is new
Park the Air Force's newest fighter beside one built in the 1980s and you cannot tell them apart. That is exactly the ...
The Aviationist on MSN
Lakenheath F-15Es Return From Middle East Combat Deployment With Striking Nose Art
Eleven 48th Fighter Wing Strike Eagles have returned home from the Iran air war sporting interesting nose art and bomb markings. On Jul. 1, 2026, eleven F-15E Strike Eagles belonging to the 48th ...
Click to open image viewer. Complete aircraft. Gray aircraft with images on tail fins of man's face on interior sides and an eagle on exterior rear right fin. Nose of aircraft is darker gray, body is ...
America’s old F-15 is not only being maintained well beyond when the Air Force originally planned for its retirement. The F-15 ecosystem itself is expanding. In fact, Simple Flying assesses that ...
The F-15 Eagle is one of the superstars of aviation, and its incredible 104-to-0 air-to-air kill ratio makes it also one of the most successful fighters of all time. The undefeated champion of the ...
An F-15E Strike Eagle, aircraft assigned to the 40th Flight Test Squadron, Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, takes off from Nellis AFB, Nevada, Feb. 20, 2026. The 40th FLTS conducts developmental flight ...
The MQ-28 Ghost Bat took part in a flight with the F-15EX and a proof-of-concept FARP operation as part of the Experimental Operations Unit’s activities ...
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