U.S. Air Force F-15 Eagles Are Coming Home – But Not to Roost. Four United States Air Force F-15C Eagles have come home, but not too roost, and the future of the aircraft remains in question.

In terms of armaments, the F-15 is truly lethal (there’s a reason these birds account for 34 out of 37 of the Air Force’s kills over the last 40 years). There is an internally mounted M61A1 20 ...

The Air Force says it will take two years to get the planes out of Okinawa and back to the United States, the Air Force says the overall shift will take two years. The F-15C has been in service ...

The US Air Force (USAF) has approved full-rate production of the latest electronic warfare countermeasures system for the service’s fleet of Boeing F-15 fighter jets. Known as the Eagle Passive ...

The United States Air Force's 18th Wing is about to complete the divestment of its F-15C/D Eagle fleet, ... Kadena bid farewell to the first wave of F-15 Eagles that left the 18th Wing on Dec. 1, ...

The Air Force may have been caught off guard or was just unprepared when President Donald Trump said the next generation ...

The US Air Force allowed Norwegian soldiers to take control of American bombs launched from F-15Es in a test of network ...

A breathtaking flyover of nearly every United States Air Force fighter and bomber jet soared during a Florida air show Saturday, stunning footage of the historic aerial display showed. Seven of ...