F-15's Tilting Air Intakes Showcased In Awesome Video
Although the fighter's bobbing external air intakes may seem strange to the uninitiated, they form a critical part of its design.
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Boeing wins PBL contracts for ROK's F-15K, CH-47 and AEW&C fleets
Boeing has won PBL contracts to support the operational readiness of the Republic of Korea's (ROK) three defence platforms.
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Source: airforce-technology.com
Boeing to upgrade Japan's F-15s into Super Interceptors that can keep pace with the F-35
Japan has awarded the U.S. aerospace giant Boeing Co. a $470 million contract to upgrade its fleet of F-15J Eagles, according to the U.S. Defense Department.
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Source: stripes.com
Boeing secures $471m contract to upgrade Japan's F-15 fleet
The US DoD has announced a contract to Boeing for the development of new systems for JASDF's F-15 Eagle Super Interceptors fleet.
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Source: airforce-technology.com
Boeing secures $471m contract to upgrade Japan's F-15 fleet
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F-15 Eagles Set For A Big Boost; Boeing To Upgrade Japan's 'Super Interceptors'
Japan is modernizing its military and upgrading its existing fleet of F-15 Eagles in the backdrop of the increased threat to its security.
Source: eurasiantimes.com