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F-15 ACTIVE in flight
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The F-15 ACTIVE in flight above the Mojave desert on April 14, 1998. The overhead shot shows the aircraft's striking red and while paint scheme/ The large forward canards are actually the tail surfaces from an F-18.
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Credit lineF-15 ACTIVE in flight. NASA/AFRC, 1998-04-14. Public domain. ID: EC98-44511-1.
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