18th Aggressor Squadron

Uttered proudly in unison after a briefing before an air-to-air fight, “Have at you!” inspired by the 1975 film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” signifies being the enemy squadron who will defend its battlefield, regardless of the cost. Pilots from the 18th Aggressor Squadron take the role of “Red Air” during RED FLAG-Alaska. Using a red star, overlaid by a target on the sleeves of their green flight suits and red flags with a hammer and sickle, they’re marked throughout the mission as experts in enemy tactics.

[@okrajoe]

Fantastic camo schemes on those aggressors.

[@blorpinino999]

I was assigned to this outfit from 1993-95, when it was the 18th Fighter Squadron...good times.

[@mrichar9]

those paint schemes should be standard issue
absolutely badass

[@anacrod23]

Yay brother!

[@1000saib]

These are the "Mig-28's"...LOL

[@generalripper1964]

Good job but are exercises conducted in such a way so there isn't a "canned"/preplanned result for Blue Forces to win?

[@palletcolorato]

I am currently working on an oil painting of one of the Aggressor's two seaters. Bookmark and return for updates. facebook.com/exportrait/