About 60 percent of the U.S. Air Force's Boeing F-15 Eagle fighter fleet has been found fit and ready to fly again. About 260 F-15s were returned to full operational duty Jan. 8 after receiving nose-to-tail inspections following the Nov. 2 midair breakup of a Missouri Air National Guard single-seat F-15C as it flew south of St. Louis during a training mission, senior Air Force officers told reporters today at the Pentagon following today's release of the accident investigation report.…
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