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Looks like a chapel about to jump out of the mist and devor the fighter pilots

BLACKENSTEIN Posted:

looks like british f-15s flying with an f104 or something?

Correct on the planes, wrong on the nationalities. Since when has the UK operated F-15s?

How do they stay in the air if they’re not moving?

Sarcasm Inc Posted:

Well, here’s the original. How you can tell those aren’t roundels in future pictures:

1. They aren’t in the correct position

2. The red dot is much larger than it would be on a roundel

3. Britain doesn’t, nor has it ever, operated F-15s.

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Sarcasm Inc Posted:

Well, here’s the original. How you can tell those aren’t roundels in future pictures:

1. They aren’t in the correct position

2. The red dot is much larger than it would be on a roundel

3. Britain doesn’t, nor has it ever, operated F-15s.

You also know stuff about fighter planes? How many other awesome things do you do?

That’s three USAF F-15s lead by a Luftwaffe F-104 flying over Neuschwanstein Castle.

My interpretation is that the German authorities have finally found Aldo’s CP collection and are raiding his home as we speak.

Also, Sarcasm’s correct, even though the Eagle isn’t exclusive to the US, the U.K. has never officially operated F-15s, other than possibly some training familiarizations.