F-15EX Eagle II of the 142nd Wing, nicknamed the Redhawks, photographed air-to-air above the mountainous landscape of Oregon,...

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F-15EX Eagle II of the 142nd Wing, nicknamed the Redhawks, photographed air-to-air above the mountainous landscape of Oregon, USA. The next-generation fighter showcases its updated avionics, airframe enhancements, and twin-engine power against a dramatic Pacific Northwest backdrop.

Created: August 13, 2025 04:53

Author: piemags

Photo size: 18.4 Mpixels (52.7 MB uncompressed) - 5256x3504 pixels (17.5x11.7 in / 44.5x29.7 cm at 300 ppi)

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