
"DIRTY BIRD" F-15E STRIKE EAGLE
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This model includes the impressive Dirty Bird insignia from an F-15E aircraft based at Seymour-Johnson AFB.
Note: F-15E Strike Eagle, "Dirty
Bird" 336 FS, 4th FW ~ 88-0494
Scale:
1:72
Length: .0 inches
Box Size: 10.2"x 10.2"x 3.1"
Item Number: DRW50225 Price: $32.95
Main
Features:
- 1/72 Authentic Scale
- High Quality Diecast Metal
- Historically Accurate
- Removable Weapons
- Detailed Cockpits
- Opening Canopy
- Moving Wing Flaps
- Pre-assembled
- Display In Flight or In Landing Mode
- Approximate dimensions: 10.6"L x 7.1"W x 3.1"H
About the 4th Fighter Wing:
The 4th Fighter Wing is one of two on-call rapid response aerospace
expeditionary wings in the U.S. Air Force and is the host unit at Seymour
Johnson AFB, North Carolina, a major Air Combat Command base. The wing is
composed of 2 operational groups, the 4th Operational Group, flying the
multi-role, all-weather F-15E Strike Eagle aircraft which are assigned to two
operational and two training fighter squadrons
About the F-15E Strike Eagle:
The Boeing (formerly McDonnell Douglas) F-15 Eagle is an American-built,
all-weather, extremely maneuverable, tactical fighter designed to gain and
maintain air superiority in aerial combat. It entered service in July of 1972.
A derivative of the aircraft is the F-15E Strike Eagle, a highly successful
all-weather strike fighter which entered service in 1988.
The F-15C/D model is being replaced by the F/A-22 Raptor. The fate of the F-15E
is yet unknown but as the airframes are relatively recent, will likely remain in
the U.S. inventory for some years to come.