F-15 Eagle

The F-15 Eagle is a supersonic all-weather tactical fighter aircraft designed to establish and maintain air superiority in combat in the skies. This aircraft was developed for the United States Air Force, and first flew in July 1972. The F-15E Strike Eagle is a variant of this attack fighter aircraft that entered service in 1989. The United States Air Force plans to continue using the F-15 until 2025 .[1]

Galm Team

The 66th Air Force Unit "Galm", more commonly referred to as Galm Team, was a mercenary fighter squadron employed by the Ustio Air Force's 6th Air Division during the Belkan War. The two-man unit?comprised of a pilot known only by his callsign, "Cipher", and Larry Foulke?was stationed at Valais Air Base. Despite being known to use various aircraft, the original two members we're best known for flying a pair of F-15C Eagle's with custom paint jobs.

Over the course of the war, Galm Team shot down a considerable number of the Belkan Air Force's ace squadrons and pilots.[2] The mercenary team's unparalleled combat efficiency proved highly advantageous to the Allied Forces during the war and decisively ended the postwar uprising orchestrated by A World With No Boundaries.

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