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The United States Air Force awarded a $1,579,662,187 contract to General Electric, GE Edison Works, Cincinnati, Oct. 29, for the purchase of 29

Lt. Col. John ORear of the 84th Test and Evaluation Squadron told Air Force the F-15EX "tallied some kills," but also took some losses. ORear said the performance met expectations, as any simulated adversary worth practicing against would naturally be strong enough to inflict losses. ➡️ Must-Read The F-15EX is the latest version of the F-15 Eagle series of fighters. After entering service in the late 1970s, the Eagle was a mainstay among the Air Forces air superiority fighters for more ...

F-15EX Eagle II: We Will Soon Know How Deadly This Fighter Will Be A forthcoming exercise in Alaska will give military planners a chance to help find out. The Air Force’s upcoming Northern Edge exercise in Alaska is intended to test the boundaries of modern warfare by replicating a wide sphere of advanced threats to include enemy aircraft, air defenses, and even space-generate attacks upon air assets. The service plans to field several new F-15EX Eagle II aircraft as part of its exercise, a w...

By   Apr 08, 2021 10:56 AM EDT (Photo : U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Samuel Rogers/wikipedia) Capt. Matt Bruckner, an F-15 Eagle pilot assigned to the 71st Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Wing, at Langley Air Force Base, Va., flies a combat air patrol mission 7 October 2007 over Washington, D.C., in support of Operation Noble Eagle. The aircraft is a McDonnell Douglas F-15C-35-MC Eagle (s/n 83-0026). The United States Air Force calls the new F-15EX Fighter it rec...

The Boeing-made fighter completed its maiden flight at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, Missouri, in February. Following the successful flight, the Air Force accepted the first F-15EX at Eglin March 10; the second is expected to arrive this month. The remaining six aircraft should be delivered in fiscal 2023, according to the service. Last year, the Air Force awarded Boeing an estimated $1.2 billion contract to build the multirole F-15EX fighter, using the same design as the F-15, but i...

The choice to acquire the F-15EX is controversial as the fourth-generation fighter lacks the low radar cross-section of the service’s former favourite jet, the Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth fighter.

The U.S. Air Force officially accepted the first F-15EX from the Boeing Co. March 10 at the company’s St. Louis facility., News, features and commentaries about Air Force Reserve people, equipment and missions

The U.S. Air Force officially accepted the first F-15EX from the Boeing Co. on March 10, 2021 at the company’s St. Louis facility.,

The newest Eagle has landed.

The U.S. Air Force officially accepted the first F-15EX from the Boeing Co. March 10 at the company's St. Louis facility. The new fighter is a two-seat...