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F-15Es from Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho visited Westover Air Reserve Base in Massachusetts, leaving early Monday morning and startling some residents.

Packers-Patriots matchup to honor those who have fought cancer

The proposal to truncate the U.S. Air Force’s buy of Boeing F-15EXs could mean the Air National Guard does not have enough new aircraft to replace its aging F-15C/Ds that need to be replaced.

Boeing's KC-46A Pegasus tanker is now approved for worldwide deployment, including in support of combat operations, according to the U.S. Air Force's Air Mobility Command (AMC). The KC-46A offloaded 1.46 million pounds of fuel to 66 aircraft over the course of 206 flight hours in a recent exercise.

US Air Mobility Command’s (AMC) commander general Mike Minihan has approved worldwide deployment capability for the KC-46A Pegasus.

How a slow, simple airplane became an icon.

The F-15 project has been spectacularly successful, which is perhaps why the US Air Force doesn't want to leave it behind.

BAE Systems has secured a contract to provide its advanced global positioning system (GPS) technology for the US Air Force’s (USAF) F-15E Strike Eagle aircraft.

The US Air Force has carried out an in-flight vapor purge test in an F-15E Strike Eagle to evaluate the cockpit environment after a chemical attack.

BAE Systems has secured a contract to provide additional Eagle passive active warning and survivability systems (EPAWSS) for the USAF.