91-0308

Aircraft:
McDonnell Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle
Reg: 91-0308 photos
Serial #:
1215/E173
Airline: United States - US Air Force (USAF)
Photo Date: Nov 08, 2006
Uploaded: Mar 16, 2007
Inflight, United Kingdom

Notes:

The aircraft 91-0308, callsign "Bones 11", is seen together with aircraft 91-0311 callsign "Bones 12", holding on the left wing after being refuelled prior to continuing with their training mission. The Strike Eagles look closer to the tanker wing than they actually were.

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Nov 08, 2006

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Notes

The aircraft 91-0308, callsign "Bones 11", is seen together with aircraft 91-0311 callsign "Bones 12", holding on the left wing after being refuelled prior to continuing with their training mission. The Strike Eagles look closer to the tanker wing than they actually were.