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This website contains the story behind the world's best " interceptor"  and "deep interdiction" fighter.

There are numerous great site's about the F-15 so why another site? Well most site are great photo gallery's and contain the history and development of the F-15. What they miss is the story behind the F-15. The training, exercises and Operations. The history of the squadrons that operate or haven flown with the F-15.

It is a site that is fare from complete, so any contributions; Stories, info etc is more than welcome contact the webmaster at the Eagle Ops page.

Each squadron history page is different from the other. Such as the 461st TFTS which contains a whole lot of extra information about the development of the F-15E. Take a look for yourself, and I hope you enjoy it.

 (U.S. Air Force illustration by Staff Sgt. Mike Meares)  

An F-15E Strike Eagle breaks from formation. Strike Eagles give the 366th Fighter Wing here sophisticated air-to-ground attack capabilities and air-to-air superiority. They can be equipped with both laser-guided weapons and air-to-air missiles, and use the low-altitude navigation and targeting infrared for night, or LANTIRN system, to find and destroy targets at night in all kinds of weather with precision. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Debbie Hernandez)  

Col. Robert Leeker, 131st Wing Commander points at the crowd prior to taking his final flight from Lambert International in a F-15, Feb. 21, 2009. Photo by MSgt. Mary-Dale Amison  

Eagle Community News

Checkout this video from the 123rd Fighter Squadron

'Vampire Bats' take to skies of Alaska

Sad news USAF announces 'Eagle retirement plans"

ACC F-15C demo team flies last flight

Kadena puts final rivet in Iron Flow program

Mighty Gorillas 58th FS meet, say good-bye to Eagle

Col Jon "JB" Kelk finishes historic final F-15 flight

Eglin's 'Mighty Gorillas' own the skies

Missouri Air National Guard celebrates End of Era with final F-15 departure

Eagle pilot soars past 2,000 hours in the F-15

493rd Airmen return after policing Baltic skies

Eagle Community News Archive

1. Opeartion Noble Eagle deployers return

2. The Eagles are released from the Cage

3. 'Hat-in-the-Ring Gang' says goodbye to its Eagles

4. Kadena is revamping the F-15 Fleet

5. Hawaii Air Guard participates in Cope Tiger

6. 71st Fighter Squadron wins wins air-superiority award

7. F-15 Eagles still flying high at 30

What's new on Eagle Country

Squadron of the month 22nd Tactical Fighter Squadron

Photo Gallery page 9 "58th FS Gorilla's at Maple Flag"

Eagle Drivers 3000 hour Club

Eagle Drivers 4000 hour Club

131rd Fighter Squadron page added

The following pages are updated:

67th Fighter Squadron

110th Fighter Squadron

114th Fighter Squadron

318th Fighter Interceptor Squadron

RED FLAG (ALASKA)

A new Eagle Book check this out.

Debrief: A complete history of U.S. Aerial engagements 1981 to the present.By Craig "Quizmo" Brown an absloute must have for every Eagle fan.

 Top; U.S. Air Force SSgt Tessa Burkett performs maintenance on a F-15E Strike Eagles at Nellis AFB, Nev., Feb. 20. The 389th Fighter Squadron from Mountain Home AFB, Idaho is attending the 09-3 RED FLAG exercise. RED FLAG is a multinational exercise providing a realistic environment to practice combat scenarios. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Brett C. Clashman)

Left; The pilots are (from left) Col. Thomas Tinsley, 1st Operations Group commander; Lt. Col. James Hecker, 27th FS operations officer; Lt. Col. Stuart Nichols, 27th FS commander; and 1st Lt. Michael Hiatt, a 27th FS pilot. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Ben Bloker)