90-0250

Aircraft:
Boeing F-15E Strike Eagle
Reg: 90-0250 photos
Serial #:
1185/E152
Airline: United States - US Air Force (USAF)
Photo Date: May 12, 2011
Uploaded: Oct 21, 2019
Ilha Terceira/Lajes AB - LPLA, Portugal - Azores

Notes:

What an incredible and deafening departure by these Strike Eagles!!! Since one of them had a problem early in the morning, they were delaying the take-off. For our surprise they were ready to leave in the afternoon. This one is seen blasting from runway 33, low and very fast.

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What an incredible and deafening departure by these Strike Eagles!!! Since one of them had a problem early in the morning, they were delaying the take-off. For our surprise they were ready to leave in the afternoon. This one is seen blasting from runway 33, low and very fast.