The four Syrian Arab AF killmarks on this airframe were all achieved within just two days. On June 9, 1982, Moshe Melnik first took out a SyAAF MiG-23 with an AIM-7F missile, before downing a MiG-21 with a Python 3. The very next day, Noam Knaani fired Python 3's at two MiG-23, hitting both. The clash between the two Air Forces ended after five days on June 11, leaving 16 MiG-21, 19 MiG-23 and one Gazelle helicopter scattered by Israel's F-15 fleet alone. In addition, another 40+ Syrian aircraft were destroyed by other IAF assets between June 7 and 11. See previous image for 802's history.

After having received 25 F-15A/B under the FMS program "Peace Fox I" as from December 1976, the 2nd batch for Israel were already of the improved C and D versions. As such, "Peace Fox II" constisted of nine F-15C (US FY 80-0122 through 80-0130) and six F-15D (US FY 80-0131 through 80-0136), with deliveries starting in 1981. Actually, 802 shown here was Israel's very first F-15C and touched down at it's homebase Tel Nof on August 25, 1981, together with F-15Ds "80-0131" (to become "450") and "80-0132" (to become "455"). See next picture for background information on 802's four killmarks.