McDonnell Douglas F-15J Eagle 航空自衛隊 (Kōkū Jieitai - Japan Air Self-Defense Force) 🇯🇵 Squadron: Aggressor Squadron (飛行教導群 - Hiko Kyodo-gun)
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McDonnell Douglas F-15J Eagle 航空自衛隊 (Kōkū Jieitai - Japan Air Self-Defense Force) 🇯🇵 Squadron: Aggressor Squadron (飛行教導群 - Hiko Kyodo-gun)
USAF & JASDF aircraft conducting a bomber/fighter integration training mission - July 26, 2018
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The F-15J Eagle's story in Japan began in 1980. The first two aircraft arrived from McDonnell Douglas in the United States, initially held by the U.S. Air Force for testing. They were later ferried to Kadena Air Base, where they were officially registered and adorned with the Hinomaru (the Japanese Rising Sun roundel). However, the first F-15J wouldn't touch down on Japanese soil until March of the following year, at Gifu Air Base. Production then proceeded through knockdown kits for the first ten aircraft, followed by full license production from the eleventh unit onwards.
The F-15 Eagle's story in Japan began in 1980. The first two aircraft arrived from McDonnell Douglas in the United States, initially held
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A 航空自衛隊 Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-15J receives fuel from a 909th Air Refueling Squadron KC-135 Stratotanker in support of Exercise Southern Beach.
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