When MiG-29s Ambushed F-15 Eagles

On January 19, 1991, during Operation Desert Storm, Captain Cesar “Rico” Rodriguez of the 58th Tactical Fighter Squadron flew an F-15C Eagle on a mission to protect a large coalition strike force. Accompanying him was his wingman, Captain Craig “Mole” Underhill. Despite the threat from Iraqi SAM sites, the F-15s pressed forward, buying precious time for the strikers.
Meanwhile, several brave Iraqi pilots took off in Soviet-made MiG-29 Fulcrums to intercept the American fighters. The ensuing dogfight between the Eagles and Fulcrums became one of the most iconic aerial battles of the Gulf War.

00:00 F-15C Eagles over Iraq
00:47 Eagles vs Fulcrums
02:28 MiG-29s toy with F-15s
03:58 A field of SAMs
05:23 AWACS spot the threat
06:07 Invisible Fulcrum
07:58 Sparrow hits the MiG
09:43 Rico runs an id
10:38 Dogfight
12:23 MiG-29 Down

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