In a stunning display of engineering and control, an Israeli F-15 once landed safely after losing an entire wing mid-flight.

Israeli Air Force F-15 "Baz" and "Ra'am" as you have never seen them before. The Heyl Ha'avir (Israeli Air Force) operates a fleet of about 70 F-15 Eagle ...

Boeing today unveiled a new F-15 prototype aimed at the international market with such "fifth-generation" add-ons as radar absorbent coatings, internal weapons carriage and integrated digital ...

What You Need to Know: In the 1970s, the U.S. Navy briefly considered replacing the iconic F-14 Tomcat with a modified F-15N Sea Eagle for aircraft carrier operations. The F-15N aimed to be faster ...

The F-15 Eagle first flew in 1972, achieving initial operating capability in 1975. A new-build F-15EX will fly for at least 30 years, hitting that mark in 2051.

In service since 1974, the F-15 has reliably been part of the U.S. military and its allies for decades and still has a place in the modern air force.

The F-15 Eagle is an outlier even among advanced fighter jets, moving so swiftly it has never been shot down in combat. Here's how fast it can fly.

Like all other Air Guard F-15 Eagle units, the 122nd FS is primarily tasked with watching over the skies near America's borders.

The F-15 Eagle fighter has been cornerstone of American air superiority since the 1970s. With an impeccable combat record, the F-15 has proven its effectiveness in maintaining air dominance.

Boeing is quietly proposing a new version of the world-famous F-15 Eagle that combines an updated airframe with an unprecedented number of anti-air missiles. The F-15X would carry more than two ...

The two-seater version of the F-15 Eagle, the F-15E Strike Eagle is one of the U.S. Air Force’s most successful -- and deadly -- tactical ground attack aircraft in its inventory.

F-15 Eagle pictured here is deployed with the 48th Fighter Wing in Europe, and is seen here at the Royal Air Force (RAF) Lakenheath base ...