Philippine Eagle

In an alternate timeline...

The Philippine Air Force was able to procure its own custom version of the venerable F-15. Dubbed the F-15P "Philippine Eagle", this version features a mix of elements from established Eagle variants. The F-15P incorporates the conformal fuel tanks and additional hardpoints from the Strike Eagle. The type also sports the latest in avionic upgrades, with a fully integrated IRST and an option for jamming systems via external pods. These capabilities solidify the F-15P as the premier multirole fighter of the country. The first units were delivered in late 1999, finally replacing the aging F-8H Crusaders in service.

Seen here is an example from the Bulldogs Squadron, operating from Basa Air Base, Pampanga. It is often seen with its smaller sibling, the F-16C Falcon, flown by 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron. The F-15P is popularly known to its pilots as the "Haribon".