List of McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle operators

 Israel

• The Israeli Air Force has operated F-15s since 1977, received under Peace Fox I, II and III. These aircraft are currently organized into two F-15A/B/C/D squadrons and one F-15I squadron. The first 25 F-15A/Bs were early USAF production airframes. The second batch was temporarily embargoed as a result of the 1982 Lebanon War.^[1] The IAF has 43 F-15A/B/C/D (20 F-15A, 6 F-15B, 11 F-15C, and 6 F-15D) aircraft in service as of January 2011.^[2] It also operates 25 F-15I "Ra'am" aircraft as of January 2011.^[2]
  • 106 Squadron ("The Head of the Spear Squadron") Tel Nof Airbase (F-15A/B/C/D)
  • 133 Squadron ("The Twin-Tail Knights Squadron") Tel Nof Airbase (F-15A/B/C/D)
  • 69 Squadron – Hatzerim AFB (F-15I)

 Japan

• The Japan Air Self-Defense Force operates Mitsubishi F-15J and F-15DJ fighters. It had 157 F-15Js and 45 F-15DJs in use as of November 2008.^[3][4]
  • 2nd Air Wing Chitose Air Base
    • 201st Tactical Fighter Squadron
    • 203rd Tactical Fighter Squadron
  • 6th Air Wing Komatsu Air Base
    • 303rd Tactical Fighter Squadron
    • 306th Tactical Fighter Squadron
  • 5th Air Wing Nyutabaru Air Base
    • 305th Tactical Fighter Squadron
  • 9th Air Wing Naha Air Base
    • 204th Tactical Fighter Squadron
    • 304th Tactical Fighter Squadron
  • Air Development and Test Wing
  • 23rd Flying Training Squadron

 South Korea

• Republic of Korea Air Force received 61 F-15K "Slam Eagle" with two being lost in accidents.^[5] It has 59 F-15Ks in use.^[2]
  • 11th Fighter Wing (제11전투비행단), based at Daegu
    • 102nd Fighter Squadron
    • 122nd Fighter Squadron
    • 110th Fighter Squadron

Both the 102nd Fighter Squadron and the 122nd Fighter Squadron operate the batch-1 of F-15Ks (integrated with F110-GE-129A) while the 110th Fighter Squadron operating the batch-2 of F-15Ks (integrated with F100-P&W-229EPE).

 Qatar

• Qatar Emiri Air Force has ordered 36 F-15QA "Ababil" variants.^[6][7] Eight delivered as of December 2021.^[8]
  • Flying Wing 5 – Al Udeid Air Base^[9]
    • 51st Squadron

 Saudi Arabia

• Royal Saudi Air Force has operated 4 squadrons of F-15C/D (55/19) since 1981, received under Peace Sun after requesting the planes in 1977.^[10] They are based at Dhahran, Khamis Mushayt and Taif air bases. A stipulation in the Camp David Peace Agreement limited the number of Saudi F-15 to 60, holding surplus air frames in Luke AFB for RSAF pilot training. This limitation was later abandoned. The RSAF has 70 F-15C/D (49 F-15C and 21 F-15D)^[2] fighters along with 69 F-15S fighters in operation as of January 2011.^[2]
  • No. 2 Wing RSAF – King Abdulaziz Air Base
    • No. 5 Squadron RSAF (F-15C/D)
    • No. 34 Squadron RSAF (F-15C/D)
  • No. 3 Wing RSAF – King Abdulaziz Air Base
    • No. 13 Squadron RSAF (F-15C/D)
    • No. 92 Squadron RSAF (F-15S)
  • No. 5 Wing RSAF – King Khalid Air Base
    • No. 6 Squadron RSAF (F-15S)
    • No. 55 Squadron RSAF (F-15S)
  • No. 7 Wing RSAF – King Faisal Air Base
    • No. 2 Squadron RSAF (F-15C/D)

 Singapore

• Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) operates 40 F-15SG
  • 142 Squadron "Gryphon"^[11]
  • 149 Squadron "Fighting Shikra"^[12]

 United States

• NASA currently operates one F-15B #836 as a test bed for a variety of flight research experiments^[13] and two F-15D, #884 and #897, for research support and pilot proficiency.^[14] All three F-15s are stationed at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center.
• United States Air Force operated 254 F-15C/D aircraft (222 in the active Air Force and 32 in the ANG) as of September 2010.^[15] Bold type below indicates Air Force units (Active, ANG and AFRC) operating F-15s in January 2012. In addition the USAF also operates 219 F-15E variants as of September 2016.
• Active units^[16]
  • Air Combat Command
    • 1st Fighter Wing – Langley AFB, Virginia
      • 27th Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-22 in 2005)
      • 71st Fighter Squadron (Reactivated as 71st Fighter Training Squadron flying the T-38 in 2015)
      • 94th Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-22 in 2005)
    • 4th Fighter Wing – Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina
      • 333d Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
      • 334th Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
      • 335th Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
      • 336th Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
    • 33d Fighter Wing – Eglin AFB, Florida
      • 58th Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-35A in 2009)
      • 59th Fighter Squadron (Reassigned to 53d Wing as 59th Test and Evaluation Squadron)
      • 60th Fighter Squadron (Inactivated in 2009; reactivated flying the F-35A in 2021)
    • 49th Fighter Wing – Holloman AFB, New Mexico
      • 7th Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-22A in 2008)
      • 8th Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-22A in 2009)
      • 9th Fighter Squadron (Reactivated as 9th Attack Squadron flying the MQ-9 in 2012)
    • 53d Wing – Eglin Air Force Base, Florida
      • 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron (F-15C, F-15E, F-15EX)
      • 422d Test and Evaluation Squadron, Nellis AFB, Nevada (ceased flying the F-15C in 2021, still flying the F-15E)
    • 57th Wing – Nellis AFB, Nevada
      • 17th Weapons Squadron (F-15E)
      • 65th Aggressor Squadron (Inactivated in 2014)
      • 433d Weapons Squadron (ceased flying the F-15C in 2021)
    • 366th Fighter Wing – Mountain Home AFB, Idaho (F-15C unit inactivated)
      • 389th Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
      • 390th Fighter Squadron (Reactivated as 390th Electronic Combat Squadron flying the EA-18 in 2010)
      • 391st Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
      • 428th Fighter Squadron mixed USAF/RSAF unit for training RSAF personnel on the new F-15SG (Peace Carvin V)
    • 379th Air Expeditionary Wing (F-15E)
    • 455th Air Expeditionary Wing – Bagram AB, Afghanistan (F-15E)
  • Air Education and Training Command
    • 56th Fighter Wing – Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base, Oregon
      • 550th Fighter Squadron (F-15E, inactivated 1991, Reactivated 1994–1995. Reactivated 2017 flying the F-15C/D as an associate unit)
    • 325th Fighter Wing – Tyndall AFB, Florida
      • 1st Fighter Squadron (Inactivated in 2006)
      • 2d Fighter Squadron (Reactivated as 2d Fighter Training Squadron flying the T-38 in 2014)
      • 95th Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-22 in 2014)
    • 405th Tactical Training Wing / 58th Fighter Wing / 56th Fighter Wing – Luke AFB, Arizona
      • 426th Tactical Fighter Training Squadron (former F-15C/D, inactivated 1990)
      • 461st Fighter Squadron (F-15E, Reactivated as 461st Flight Test Squadron flying the F-35A in 2006)
      • 555th Fighter Squadron (F-15E, Transferred to Aviano AB, Italy flying the F-16C in 1994)
  • Pacific Air Forces
    • 3d Wing – Elmendorf AFB, Alaska
      • 12th Fighter Squadron (Reassigned to 27th Special Operations Wing as 12th Special Operations Squadron)
      • 19th Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-22 in 2010)
      • 43d Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-22 in 2002)
      • 54th Fighter Squadron (Inactivated in 2000)
      • 90th Fighter Squadron (F-15E, converted to F-22A in 2007)
    • 18th Wing – Kadena AB, Japan
      • 12th Fighter Squadron
      • 44th Fighter Squadron
      • 67th Fighter Squadron
  • United States Air Forces in Europe
    • 32d Fighter Squadron – Soesterberg AB, Netherlands (base closed, squadron inactivated)
      • 32d Fighter Squadron
    • 36th Fighter Wing – Bitburg AB, Germany
      • 22d Fighter Squadron (Transferred to Spangdalem AB in 1994 and converted to F-16CJ)
      • 53d Fighter Squadron (Transferred to Spangdalem AB, 1994)
      • 525th Tactical Fighter Squadron (Inactivated 1992, Reactivated 2007 flying the F-22)
    • 48th Fighter Wing – RAF Lakenheath, UK (ceased flying the F-15C in 2022)
      • 492d Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
      • 493d Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-35A in 2022)
      • 494th Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
    • 52d Fighter Wing – Spangdahlem AB, Germany
      • 53d Fighter Squadron (Transferred from Bitburg AB, 1994, Inactivated 1999)
  • Air Defense – Tactical Air Command (ADTAC)
    • 5th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron – Minot AFB, North Dakota
    • 48th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron – Langley AFB, Virginia
    • 57th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron – NAS Keflavik, Iceland
    • 318th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron – McChord AFB, Washington
  • Air Force Materiel Command
    • 46th Test Wing / 96th Test Wing – Eglin AFB
      • 40th Flight Test Squadron (F-15E, F-15EX)
    • 412th Test Wing – Edwards AFB, California
      • 415th Flight Test Squadron (F-15E)
      • 419th Flight Test Squadron (F-15C/D, F-15E)
• Air Force Reserve
  • Air Force Reserve Command
    • 414th Fighter Group – Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina
      • 307th Fighter Squadron (F-15E)
• Air National Guard
  • Florida Air National Guard
    • 125th Fighter Wing – Jacksonville ANGB
      • 159th Fighter Squadron
  • California Air National Guard
    • 144th Fighter Wing – Fresno ANGB^[17]
      • 194th Fighter Squadron
  • Hawaii Air National Guard
    • 154th Wing – Hickam AFB
      • 199th Fighter Squadron (Converted to F-22 associate unit in 2010)
  • Louisiana Air National Guard
    • 159th Fighter Wing – NAS/JRB New Orleans
      • 122d Fighter Squadron
  • Massachusetts Air National Guard
    • 102d Fighter Wing – Otis ANGB
      • 101st Fighter Squadron (Lost F-15s in 2007 due to BRAC 2005. Now a non-flying Intelligence squadron.)
    • 104th Fighter Wing – Barnes ANGB
      • 131st Fighter Squadron
  • Missouri Air National Guard
    • 131st Fighter Wing – Lambert-St. Louis International Airport
      • 110th Fighter Squadron (Converted to B-2 associate unit and moved to Whiteman AFB in 2008)
  • Montana Air National Guard
    • 120th Fighter Wing – Great Falls International Airport/Great Falls ANGB - last F-15s departed in October 2013.^[18]
      • 186th Fighter Squadron (Reactivated as 186th Airlift Squadron flying the C-130)
  • Oregon Air National Guard
    • 142d Fighter Wing – Portland International Airport/Portland ANGS
      • 123d Fighter Squadron
    • 173d Fighter Wing^[19] – Kingsley Field ANGB
      • 114th Fighter Squadron

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