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RAF No1 Sqn, AV-8B Harrier - GR3 Textures (Camo, Winter & Desert) v1.0

A fictional south east asia camo scheme for the F-15C, based on Robin Old's 'SCAT XXVII'

A fictional south east asia camo scheme for the F-15C

The runway at Aleppo airport will be destroyed in a surprise attack before sunrise on 22 October. A single F-15E Strike Eagle, callsign HAMMER 710, will be launched from Ramat David Air Base and conduct a night low level attack using Durandal anti runway bombs.

The IDOLM@STER Chihaya Kisaragi (Original) for the Razbam F-15E 4+, by Metal2Mesh

My Helios profile for Razbam's F-15E.... Note: the download button will only give you a text file with the GitHub links to download. Hope you enjoy! Direct links in details tab....

First used in 2022, the Heritage theme for the 181st Fighter Squadron is based on the Jungle camouflage the unit wore while deployed in Clavis. The aircraft also bears markings significant to the squadron itself, though notably it lacks the Distinguished Unit award that most other Squadron aircraft bear.

An early USAF HH-53 approximation livery for the Mi-8

The 555th Fighter Squadron is part of the 58th Operations Group at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. It operates McDonnell Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle aircraft conducting multirole air and ground missions.

In 1974, the squadron moved to Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, where it transitioned to the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle and became part of the 405th Tactical Training Wing, training pilots transitioning to the F-15 Eagle.

The squadron was redesignated the 555th Fighter Squadron (555 FS) on 1 November 1991 and inactivated on 25 March 1994.

Established in 1942 as an incorporation of No,133 Squadron into the US Army Air Force, the 336th Fighter Squadron saw combat in WWII, the Korean War, and Vietnam with aircraft such as the P-51 and F-4E, but they would reach their current form in 1988 when they became the first operational squadron for the Strike Eagle. There would be little delay until their first combat in the new jets, with the 4th Fighter Wing being a part of Operation Desert Storm in January of 1991. Over the course of the relatively short conflict the 4th FW had more than proved the F-15E's worth, with the 336th FS alone flying 1,100 combat sorties and dropping approximately 6.5 million pounds of ordnance. The Rocketeers remain with the Strike Eagle to this day

As early as 2018 88-1675 was spotted with the name "Sent It" written on its airbrake in large lettering