Looks like there's a "counter" to that Starscream F-15C awhile back.

(from Anglia Military Aviation FB Group)
Photo: Peter Mullen



Photo: Alex Wood Photography

 

So Bumblebee's hiding out in Idaho? (MO is the tailcode for Mountain Home ID, not Missouri)

 

Yup, out at Mountain Home  

 

It's awesome living in a town near an airbase. I love to watch the F-22's and F-35's do maneuvers.

 

Float like a butterfly, sting like an F-15 Eagle.

It was F-15s and F-22s for me when I was stationed at Tyndall AFB years ago, then F-16s at Osan AB, ROK. Nowadays, it's mostly MV-22 Ospreys and F-18s, with the occasional F-15, F-16, and F-22. Oddly, I haven't seen the F-35 Lightning II in person/action yet. Probably only a matter of time.

 

Holy hell that's frikkin' awesome!

What an absolute legend, putting the Autobot symbol on the nose of the jet.

 

Somewhere...Starscream is screaming blasphemy....

 

Somewhere out there, someone finally remembered that bumblebees can fly.

 

When Air Raid idolized Bumblebee too much.

 

Not gonna lie, that's pretty badass.

 

Yeah, Air Raid would have been a much more appropriate name to put on an Autobot F-15....

 

The ultimate Decepticon cover.

No one would suspect him with markings like that!

 

We have Bumblebee as a Beetle, a steamtrain, a Camaro, a WWII car, a Jeep, what now, a jet?

Actually I'd like that.

 

Its the wrong alt. mode, sadly.

He should be a F/A-18 Hornet.

 

Nope, Starr Bumble Bee:

 

Always better to have the military identify with the good guys rather than the bad guys... Anyone in a position of authority who uses a Decepticon insignia in an official capacity always reminds me of this:

 

Awesome