F-15EX Fires Air-to-Air Missiles From New Weapon Stations For The First Time
Both AIM-120 and AIM-9 missiles were test fired from the new outer wing weapon stations which increase the payload of the F-15EX over its predecessor.
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Both AIM-120 and AIM-9 missiles were test fired from the new outer wing weapon stations which increase the payload of the F-15EX over its predecessor.
Earlier this year, the US Air Force's newest fighter jet, the F-15EX, had undergone a series of test flights. It fired its first missile in February during an air-to-air weapons system evaluation program.
An F-15EX is undergoing testing at Eglin Air Force base in Fort Walton Beach as the service's newest fighter jet successfully fired a missile last week.
An F-15EX is undergoing testing at Eglin Air Force base in Fort Walton Beach as the service's newest fighter jet successfully fired a missile last week.
An F-15EX is undergoing testing at Eglin Air Force base in Fort Walton Beach as the service's newest fighter jet successfully fired a missile last week.