New F-15 Units, United States Air ForceKeokiDAHL.com65th Aggressor Squadron, Nellis AFB, Nevada, Reestablished in 2006 F-15C/D ModelsThe USAF reactivated the 65th Aggressor Squadron at Nellis AFB, Nevada. Equipped with the F-15C and F-15D, the unit started out with nine aircraft. They should have a total of twenty-four by the time they are fully equipped. The F-15s of the 65th will simulate the SU-27/SU-30 series of advanced fighters to replicate adversaries that would be encountered on the modern battlefield of today. All of the Eagles in the squadron are painted in a realistic Russian camouflage pattern that mimics Sukhoi or MiG fighter aircraft. The F-15s are a mixture of early FY80/81 C/D models and carry the WA tail code.Aircraft Markings / Tail Codes F-15C 80-0010 WA (Arctic Flanker) "65AGRS" [Flagship] "BORT 10" F-15C 80-0018 WA (Arctic Flanker) "BORT 18" F-15C 80-0028 WA (Desert Cammo) "BORT 28" F-15D 80-0058 WA (Arctic Flanker) "BORT 58" F-15D 85-0131 WA (Desert Cammo) "BORT 131"More to be added as they become available.366th Wing / 389th Fighter Squadron, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho F-15E Strike EagleThis unit converted from Lockheed Martin F-16C/D "Block 52" Fighting Falcon to the F-15E Strike Eagle.A second active-duty Eagle unit is the 389th Fighter Squadron "Thunderbolts." They are in the process of trading out Block 52 F-16Cs for the F-15E Strike Eagle. The F-15Es are being transferred in from the 3rd Wing 90th Fighter Squadron "Pair O' Dice" at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. The 90th FS has converted to the F-22A Raptor.The newly reformed 389th FS will serve as a school house (Replacement Training Unit) for USAF Strike Eagle crews and will also instruct foreign air crews such as South Korea and Singapore. These foreign air arms operate Boeing's new F-15K, a derivative of the USAF F-15E. This transformation comes under the BRAC 2005 decisions. The 389th FS will be the second F-15E unit within the 366th Wing at Mountain Home, the other being the 391st FS "Wild Boars."F-15E Strike Eagle "MO" (Mountain Home) Tail Codes, 389th FS:86-0187 87-0169 87-0176 87-0186 87-0187 87-1090 87-0191 87-0204 87-0205 87-021088-0667 88-0669 90-0233 90-0235 90-0238 90-0243 90-0245 90-0246 90-0250 90-0252Air National Guard 120th Fighter Wing / 186th Fighter Squadron, Montana Air National GuardTrading out its General Dynamics (now Lockheed Martin) F-16A/B ADF Fighting Falcons, the 120th FW is in the process of getting F-15 Eagles, making them the tenth unit to operate this type of aircraft. This trade comes under the BRAC 2005 (Base Realignment and Closure) 2005 decisions.Tail numbers will be posted as soon as they are available.104th Fighter Wing / 131st Fighter Squadron, Massachusetts Air National GuardWith the BRAC 2005 decisions, the Massachusetts ANGs original F-15 squadron, the 101st of the 102nd FW, will be giving up the F-15 mission and sending their Eagles to the 104th FW. In turn, they are swapping A-10A Thunderbolt IIs for the F-15A/B. he 131st FS will assume alert status and maintain air defense coverage for the Northeastern seaboard of the United States.Tail numbers will be posted as soon as they are available.
New F-15 Units, United States Air Force
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65th Aggressor Squadron, Nellis AFB, Nevada, Reestablished in 2006 F-15C/D Models
The USAF reactivated the 65th Aggressor Squadron at Nellis AFB, Nevada. Equipped with the F-15C and
F-15D, the unit started out with nine aircraft. They should have a total of twenty-four by the time they
are fully equipped.
The F-15s of the 65th will simulate the SU-27/SU-30 series of advanced fighters to replicate adversaries
that would be encountered on the modern battlefield of today. All of the Eagles in the squadron are
painted in a realistic Russian camouflage pattern that mimics Sukhoi or MiG fighter aircraft. The F-15s
are a mixture of early FY80/81 C/D models and carry the WA tail code.
Aircraft Markings / Tail Codes
F-15C 80-0010 WA (Arctic Flanker) "65AGRS" [Flagship] "BORT 10"
F-15C 80-0018 WA (Arctic Flanker) "BORT 18"
F-15C 80-0028 WA (Desert Cammo) "BORT 28"
F-15D 80-0058 WA (Arctic Flanker) "BORT 58"
F-15D 85-0131 WA (Desert Cammo) "BORT 131"
More to be added as they become available.
366th Wing / 389th Fighter Squadron, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho F-15E Strike Eagle
This unit converted from Lockheed Martin F-16C/D "Block 52" Fighting Falcon to the F-15E Strike Eagle.
A second active-duty Eagle unit is the 389th Fighter Squadron "Thunderbolts." They are in the process of
trading out Block 52 F-16Cs for the F-15E Strike Eagle. The F-15Es are being transferred in from the 3rd
Wing 90th Fighter Squadron "Pair O' Dice" at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. The 90th FS has converted to the F-
22A Raptor.
The newly reformed 389th FS will serve as a school house (Replacement Training Unit) for USAF Strike
Eagle crews and will also instruct foreign air crews such as South Korea and Singapore. These foreign air
arms operate Boeing's new
F-15K, a derivative of the USAF F-15E. This transformation comes under the BRAC 2005 decisions. The
389th FS will be the second F-15E unit within the 366th Wing at Mountain Home, the other being the
391st FS "Wild Boars."
F-15E Strike Eagle "MO" (Mountain Home) Tail Codes, 389th FS:
86-0187 87-0169 87-0176 87-0186 87-0187 87-1090 87-0191 87-0204 87-0205 87-0210
88-0667 88-0669 90-0233 90-0235 90-0238 90-0243 90-0245 90-0246 90-0250 90-0252
Air National Guard 120th Fighter Wing / 186th Fighter Squadron, Montana Air
National Guard
Trading out its General Dynamics (now Lockheed Martin) F-16A/B ADF Fighting Falcons, the 120th FW is
in the process of getting F-15 Eagles, making them the tenth unit to operate this type of aircraft. This
trade comes under the BRAC 2005 (Base Realignment and Closure) 2005 decisions.
Tail numbers will be posted as soon as they are available.
104th Fighter Wing / 131st Fighter Squadron, Massachusetts Air National Guard
With the BRAC 2005 decisions, the Massachusetts ANGs original F-15 squadron, the 101st of the 102nd
FW, will be giving up the F-15 mission and sending their Eagles to the 104th FW. In turn, they are
swapping A-10A Thunderbolt IIs for the F-15A/B. he 131st FS will assume alert status and maintain air
defense coverage for the Northeastern seaboard of the United States.
Tail numbers will be posted as soon as they are available.
