This Eagle was delivered to the USAF in the 1980s and arrived brand-new at Soesterberg. It served the Wolfhounds up to 14 April 1992 and was returned to CONUS and assigned to the 95th FS of the 325th Fighter Wing at Tyndall AFB (FL). The F-15C crashed into Gulf of Mexico some 100 miles south of Tyndall AFB (FL) on 15 March 1993. The pilot was able to eject safely and was picked up. The aircraft was later recovered and its wreck was reported at Tyndall in January 1996. Its tailsection was already preserved at Tyndall from November 1995. So far nothing is revealed about the cause of the crash.

At static display during Reims open house 1984. Crashed and w/o near NAS New Orleans 3/15/93. Pilot ejected safely.

F-15C 95FS part of "BONE 61" flight arriving on a change-over for Red Flag

W/o 15 Mar 1993 when assigned to 95th FS. Crashed into the Gulf of Mexico south of Tyndall AFB, Florida. Pilot ejected and survived.

W/o 15 Mar 1993 when assigned to 95th FS. Crashed into the Gulf of Mexico south of Tyndall AFB, Florida. Pilot ejected and survived.

32 TFS was the only USAFE unit based in The Netherlands in the eighties. The Eagles left in the early nineties, no more USAF units are present in Holland these days. 32 TFS was also the only 'Royal" USAF unit, the crowned wolfhound (by Walt Disney) is on the air intake.