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F-15C 75-021 from the 2nd Tactical Fighter Training Squadron, 325th Tactical Training Wing at Tyndall AFB. 1988.

F-15C from the 2nd Tactical Fighter Training Squadron, 325th Tactical Training Wing at Tyndall AFB. 1988.

F-15C from the 325th Tactical Training Wing, Tyndall AFB. 1988.

USAF marked Super Eagle II based on the ACTIVE paint scheme used by NASA in the 1990s.

F-15C from the 53rd TFS 36th TFW at Bitburg AB, Germany.  "50 Years" livery.

F-15C from the 53rd TFS at Bitburg AB, Germany.  NATO Tiger Meet livery.

F-15C from 53rd TFS 36th TFW at Bitburg AB, Germany.
Compass Ghost scheme.

91-0311 from the 492nd Fighter squadron "Madhatters". on the 2021 depolyment with the 494th "Panthers"
They painted 91-0311 with the titel "MIKE HONCHO" and a drawing of him on the nose of the aircraft

"Beck gained folk hero status instantly during Tennessee’s sweep at Vanderbilt when he accepted the “Mike Honcho” title that his coach bestowed upon him in jest.
More than 3,000 shirts playing off the nickname were sold in 48 hours at VolShop and Alumni Hall through Spyre Sports. Back Door Tavern in west Knoxville put “Mike Honcho drinks 4 free” on its pylon sign Thursday among other baseball-themed messages."

Thanks "Kerbo" for the help with the Roughmet

Please contact me on discord if you need any help with the livery, _vasy on dsicord

ENJOY!!

91-0308 Belonging to the 492nd "Madhatters" but in 2021 was borrowed by the 494th "Panthers" for their Opeartion into the middel east.
They painted a Lizard holding a hammer and s spear, with the Avarger character "Thor"'s armor on it and lightning going around the lizard.
and was named "Lightning Lizard"

I have tried my best to recreate the livery as well as i can with the Dirt on the nose, wings, tail, stabs & center.
The nose art and the decals aswell

Please contact me on discord if you need any help! _vasy on discord

ENJOY!!!

After the Royal Nordlands Air Force phased out their Hawker Hunters in 1968, the squadron was deactivated. However, following the conclusion of the Belkan War, the RNLAF recognized the strategic significance of a dedicated strike squadron. In 1997, two years after the war's end, the RNLAF introduced its first F-15E aircraft. Towards the close of 1997, after 29 years of dormancy, the 114 Squadron was reactivated, now equipped with F-15E Strike Eagles.

The squadron's first operational deployment occurred nine years later during the Continental War. The "Bliksemrijders," as they are known, played a pivotal role in various combat missions throughout the conflict. The capabilities of the F-15E Strike Eagles were fully utilized, marking a triumphant return to active service for the squadron.