Mc Donnel Douglas F-15 is an all-weather single-player American fighter designed with the specific goal of gaining and maintaining air superiority. The eagle F-15 was developed in the 1970s to provide the US air force with a modern and extremely high-performance fighter. The F-15C is a more modern version and it is currently largely used by the US air force, the us National guard and the air force of several countries such as Japan, Israel and Saudi Arabia. The F-15 took part in the Gulf war in 1991, and it was able to guarantee air superiority by coalition forces. These were the most effective fighters with an impressive large number of enemy aircraft shot down. Armed with a 20mm. M61 gun it can use a wide variety of air-to-air missiles. Thanks to two powerful engines with turbofan engine Pratt & Whitney F-100, "Eagle" is able to reach a maximum speed of Mach 2.5.