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F-15E Strike Eagle from a Maintenance Engineer's Perspective

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The F-15E has proved to be the safest tactical fighter ever procured by the US Air Force and its 16,000-hour service life could well see it in use beyond the year 2030. It is arguably the best all-round combat aircraft in the world and has a magnificent operational record gained in combat since entering service in 1989. The presentation describes briefly the structural design and the operational use of the aircraft.

Talk open to anyone with an interest in welding and joining

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