McDonnellDouglas F-15 Eagle

• crew: one

• powerplant: two Pratt & Whitney F100-P-220 turbofans rated at 23,830 of thrust (106.okN) in afterburner

• maximum speed: 2, 125km/h (1,321mph)

• combat radius: 1,222 miles (1,967km)

• service ceiling: 60,000ft (18,290m)

• weight: 68,000lb (30,844kg) loaded

• armament: one m61 0.79-in (20-mm) cannon, maximum ordnance 16,000lb (7,247kg), including four Aim-7 or Aim-120 and four Aim-9 air-to-air missiles

• dimensions: span 42ft 10in (13.05m); length 63ft 9in (19.43.m); height 18ft 6in

Go to this link and watch this video about how one bad piece of the F-15 Eagle took 30 years to show and how some of the air forces F-15 Eagles might not come back into service.

The F-15 Eagle is the plane I want to fly but by the time I join the air force the F-15 Eagle might not be there anymore but I still hope it is in service.