The National Interest on MSN15d
The F-15EX Eagle II Is Still Moving Forward
The Air Force plans to have the F-15EX accompany fifth-generation aircraft to benefit from their improved sensors.
The Aviationist on MSN2d
End of an Era: Kadena Conducts Last Operational F-15 Eagle Flight
After 45 years of operations, the 18th Wing conducted its last F-15C Eagle sortie, which also represents the type's last U.S.
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F-15E Strike Eagle
Service: USAF Armament: 20mm cannon; 4x AIM-9 Sidewinder; 4x AIM-120 AMRAAM; 8x AIM-120 AMRAAM Propulsion: Two Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-220 or 229 turbofan engines with afterburners Speed: 1,875 ...
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Why Is the F-15E Strike Eagle Nicknamed the ‘Mud Hen’?
The explanation comes to us courtesy of an anonymous author on Giantbomb: “It can be distinguished from air superiority models of the F-15 by its conformal fuel tanks (CFTs) under the wings ...
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First glimpse of mysterious supersensor pod codenamed HATE that will give F-15 Eagle fighter jet a 'new brain'
The US Air Force has begun testing a radical 'brainpod' set to give the F-15 fighter a new lease of life - as well as double its firepower. Known as the Talon HATE system, it will will improve ...