In-Depth Maintenance, Creative Fleet Management Keep ANG F-15s Flying
F-15s, previously assigned to Kadena Air Base, Japan, arrive at Kingsley Field in Oregon before heading to Guard bases or the boneyard.
Credit: Air National Guard
AURORA, Colorado—Between fiscal 2021 and 2022, the U.S. Air Force retired 29 F-15C/D Eagles as the aging fighters experienced severe structural problems and other issues that lowered the mission capable rate to 45.7% for the single-seat variant. Units in England and Japan have now retired their...
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