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| The F-15C "Eagle" has been in the inventories of many of the world's most powerful air forces for over 20 years. Constantly being upgraded and advanced, the F-15C is one of the worlds hottest fighter-interceptor jets. It is currently in the inventories of the USAF, Saudi Arabia, Isreal, and Japan. |
| Specifications of the F-15C Type: Single-seat air-superiority fighter Powerplant: Two 23,450 lb. thrust Pratt and Whitney F-100-PW-22 Afterburning engines. Max Speed: Mach 2.5 plus or over 1,875 m.p.h Range: Over 3,565 miles with external tanks. Ceiling: 65,000 feet Weapons: One 20-mm. M61A1 Vulcan Cannon with 940 rounds; Up to 4 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder Missiles; up to 8 AIM-120 AMRAAM Missles; provisions for up to 1,500 lbs. of bombs, rockets and missiles. Weight: Empty: 28,160 lbs.; max: 67,870 lbs. Dimentions: Span: 42.8 feet Length: 63.8 feet Height: 18.5 feet Wing Area: 608 Square Feet Cost Per Aircraft: $29.9 Million (1998 figures) |
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| Ever wonder what it's like to see an F-15C takeoff ? Well, here it is! With over 23,000 pounds of thrust per engine, this fighter literally rocks this world. This F-15 is leaving base, in standard paint and markings. It takes only 5 seconds before this bird is airborne with less than 2,500 feet of runway. |
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