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The US Air Force Reserve seeks to acquire surplus F-15E Strike Eagles and new F-15EX fighters to replace retiring aircraft. Lt. Gen.

John P. Healy emphasizes the need for alignment with the Air Force's 10-year fighter plan, which aims for nearly 1,400 tactical aircraft by 2030. The Reserve Command, based at Robins Air Force Base, provides 14% of the Air Force's total force. The plan includes expanded procurement of F-15EX and other modern platforms, while concerns remain about losing combat experience during aircraft retirements.