F-15E Strike Eagle jets from the 366th Fighter Wing landed at RAF Mildenhall within the UK this week, coming back from operations within the Center East.
The plane, emblazoned with horror film characters resembling Hannibal Lector and Pennywise, additionally displayed rows of bomb and missile markings.
Fighter pilots usually paint symbols like missiles, bombs, or silhouettes on their jets to characterize particular achievements or actions throughout missions.
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An F-15E jet lands at RAF Mildenhall. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Jigsaw”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Leatherface”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Hannibal Lecter”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Pennywise”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Freddy”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Ghostface”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Michael Myers”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Candyman”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Reaper”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Nightmare”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
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An F-15E fighter jet shows “Guardian”. Stewart Jack / SWNS
