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Last F-15 Fini Flight 19th Fighter Squadron Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson

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Video by Senior Airman Michael Cowley | Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Public Affairs

Lt. Col. Brian "Barley" Baldwin pilots the 19th Fighter Squadron's Fini Flight on Sept. 21. Senior Airman Michael Cowley, Broadcaster from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson flew along to capture video footage and photos. Produced by Senior Airman Michael Cowley.

The last F-15D Eagle belonging to the 19th Fighter Squadron flew its last flight around Alaska, Sept. 21.

Lt. Col. Brian "Barley" Bald¬win was the pilot of the fini flight for the 19th FS F-15.

Baldwin flew with Senior Airman Michael Cowley, public affairs broadcaster, to capture video footage of the last flight.

"Bittersweet," is the word Baldwin used to describe his last F-15 flight as a part of the 19th FS in Alaska.

"It was an honor to fly but sad to see it leaving Alaska," Baldwin said.

The F-15D Eagle will fly out of Alaska for good, Friday.

The aircraft will be heading to Barnes Air National Guard Base, Mass., with pilots Lt. Col. Greg Miller, 19th FS commander, and Baldwin.

Baldwin will be staying with the 3rd Wing as part of the 3rd Operation Support Squadron until he leaves for Portland Air National Guard base, Oregon where he will continue to fly eagles.

Miller will be heading to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii on October 4 to hand over the 19th FS to Lt. Col. Harvey Newton.

The 19th FS will move without personnel or equipment.

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  • the best video I've ever seen ,except for one thing I want to do that also.Thank you and the pilot for your service to our country and for the great video.

  • I was born at Elmendorf.. too bad I don't remember any of it. Awesome video. Oh how I wish I could have been a pilot. They have the best office views.

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  • This dude is a real tubbo for a fighter jock. He's got six chins.

  • @mutt1256 Spare us the fulsome and self-indulgent homilies.

  • So is this just a joyride?

  • I remember putting this bird back together, Sad I cant go back to elmo. Im goin to miss the 19th forever! The fini flight should have gone to one of the many crew chiefs or specs that helped get that plane out of Alaska, not some PA nonner

  • Maximum performance takeoff, going vertical? WHY NOT?

  • Fun ride riding around in an Eagle soaring above such beautiful scenery. Thanks.

  • I like this

    

  • men I want one to go school all day

  • hmmmm,so did he got he's driver licences?

  • @fieldofbrokenpianos Sorry sir I forgot with out the crew cheif and ground crew the pilot wouldn't have a job as a Air ForceBrat I should have know better And Too All our armed forces past and present and future THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND ALL YOUR SCARFICES TOO YOUR FAMILY AND THANK YOU TOO THEM ALSO I been there and done that so I know how hard it is on the children. I was cought up by my love for planes and the United States Air Force, Yhank You for reminding me NCOs RULE my dad was a nco

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