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Meanwhile it has been reported that six F-15 jets of USAF has landed in Lithuania, ex Soviet republic, which is situated close to Ukraine. Those six planes as stated add to the four of the same already present in Lithuania. Here are the photos from the airbase in Lithuania where the planes have actually landed.
As an old Air Force guy, let me point out those are from the 1st FW Langley AFB Va. Always 1st.
I don't think so. LN used to be Lakenheath. Langley was FF (First Fighter) At least for the six years I worked there it was :-)
The additional birds may be a strength enhancement or it may be a simple rotation of aircraft. Sometimes in times of increased tension the rotation birds would fly in ahead of time and provide overlaping deployments
I don't think so. LN used to be Lakenheath. Langley was FF (First Fighter) At least for the six years I worked there it was :-)
The additional birds may be a strength enhancement or it may be a simple rotation of aircraft. Sometimes in times of increased tension the rotation birds would fly in ahead of time and provide overlaping deployments
If the picture posted is actual and not file, then yes, the F-15C depicted is from Lakenheath (LN), not Langley (FF). Also, Langley does not have any F-15s anymore. The last one left in 2010. The wing only has F-22s now.
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