Photo Gallery 2 -- all of these images are pop-ups that will expand when you click on them.KeokiDAHL.comSeen here at D-M's "Bone Yard" are: ex-HANG F-15A's (76-0120), (77-0114), and ex-Oregon ANG F-15C (81-0055)Nice profile shot of the "High Viz" markings on this F-15A (76-0118) of the 199th FS. Ex-HANG F-15A (74-0109) seen on display at an unknown museum.F-15A (74-0109) seen after it was removed from the Bone Yard, and delivered to a museum.F-15A (76-0112) is seen while still in service with the Missouri ANG. It was then passed on to the HANG, and has now since been retired to D-M.'109 is seen yet again with new paint, and its original AF number. A pair of HANG F-15A's are seen here in a tight formation. They are: 76-0103 (background), and (77-0114) in the lead.A great shot of an Eagle driver from the 199th FS has he makes his approach to the island of Oahu.Close up of the business end of the Eagles P&W F100 engines.78-0522, a Hawaii Air Guard F-15C is seen after recently being delivered to the 199th FS. At this point, it has not received its famous "HH" tail code. The jet is seen on approach at Kingsley Field, Oregon.Yes, Florida's ANG has Eagles too! This jet is F-15A (75-0067) . F-15A (76-0120) is seen here during its earlier years while serving with the 48th FIS at Langley AFB, Virginia.This jet would then go on to serve the 199th FS for over 15 years, before it was finally withdraw in 2008.Twilight mission for a pair of HANG F-15A's. Both jets are now retired.An F-15 Eagle enjoys the sunset.Sources point out that this was an emergency landing for a an F-15C (78-0528) of the 199th FS.The same jet has it catches the wire "Navy style" at Hickam AFB. Details on this incident would greatly be appreciated if anyone has them. A nice line-up of Hawaii Air Guard Eagles. They are, F-15C 78-0522, F-15A 77-0083, F-15A 77-0077, and F-15A 77-0079. The last three have all now been withdrawn from service.One of the few F-15B two-seaters to serve in the 199th, 75-0081 is seen here lifting off from Klamath Falls.HANG F-15A (76-0112) is depicted here while flying past the tower at Honolulu International/Hickam AFB.HANG F-15A (76-0107) while landing at Hickam AFB, Hawaii. The delivery of the very first F-15A to the Hawaii Air Guard in late 1986.An early HANG F-15A (74-0100) is seen taxing out in a full war configuration with 4 AIM-7F Sparrow, and 4 AIM-9L Sidewinder missiles. At the time, '100 had just recently been passed down from the Alaskan Air Command. Caption coming soonCaption coming soon
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Seen here at D-M's "Bone Yard"
are: ex-HANG F-15A's (76-
0120), (77-0114), and ex-
Oregon ANG F-15C (81-0055)
Nice profile shot of the "High
Viz" markings on this F-15A
(76-0118) of the 199th FS.
Ex-HANG F-15A (74-0109) seen
on display at an unknown
museum.
F-15A (74-0109) seen after it was
removed from the Bone Yard, and
delivered to a museum.
F-15A (76-0112) is seen while still in
service with the Missouri ANG. It was
then passed on to the HANG, and
has now since been retired to D-M.
'109 is seen yet again with new
paint, and its original AF number.
A pair of HANG F-15A's are seen
here in a tight formation. They
are: 76-0103 (background), and
(77-0114) in the lead.
A great shot of an Eagle driver from
the 199th FS has he makes his
approach to the island of Oahu.
Close up of the business end of the
Eagles P&W F100 engines.
78-0522, a Hawaii Air Guard F-15C is
seen after recently being delivered
to the 199th FS. At this point, it has
not received its famous "HH" tail
code. The jet is seen on approach at
Kingsley Field, Oregon.
Yes, Florida's ANG has Eagles too!
This jet is F-15A (75-0067) .
F-15A (76-0120) is seen here during its
earlier years while serving with the 48th FIS
at Langley AFB, Virginia.This jet would then
go on to serve the 199th FS for over 15
years, before it was finally withdraw in
2008.
Twilight mission for a pair of HANG
F-15A's. Both jets are now retired.
An F-15 Eagle enjoys the sunset.
Sources point out that this was an
emergency landing for a an F-15C
(78-0528) of the 199th FS.
The same jet has it catches the
wire "Navy style" at Hickam AFB.
Details on this incident would
greatly be appreciated if anyone
has them.
A nice line-up of Hawaii Air Guard
Eagles. They are, F-15C 78-0522, F-
15A 77-0083, F-15A 77-0077, and F-
15A 77-0079. The last three have all
now been withdrawn from service.
One of the few F-15B two-seaters
to serve in the 199th, 75-0081 is
seen here lifting off from Klamath
Falls.
HANG F-15A (76-0112) is depicted
here while flying past the tower at
Honolulu International/Hickam AFB.
HANG F-15A (76-0107) while landing
at Hickam AFB, Hawaii.
The delivery of the very first F-15A to
the Hawaii Air Guard in late 1986.
An early HANG F-15A (74-0100) is
seen taxing out in a full war
configuration with 4 AIM-7F
Sparrow, and 4 AIM-9L Sidewinder
missiles. At the time, '100 had just
recently been passed down from the
Alaskan Air Command.
Caption coming soon
Caption coming soon
