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Hamas Should Be Scared: Israel's Strike Eagle Fighter is Straight Up Fearsome If Israel purchases more F-15s, it will almost certainly end up flying the platform for the better part of a century. Here's What You Need to Remember: The Strike Eagle’s performance in the Gulf War stirred Israeli interest. The Gulf War had not exactly gone as planned for Tel Aviv, which had been bombarded by Scud missiles launched by Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.  A long-range fighter would be a necessary weapon for deterring or failing that destroying, threats from the east.  One of the fighter jets most as...

AEC will install the A31U18240-3 and A31U18240-4 ESTS configuration for Saudi F-15 aircraft.

Two US F-15E Strike Eagles jets are to arrive in Estonia Wednesday as part of a one-day training exercise. The planes' operations come as part of the wider Exercise Agile Liberty, where close air support procedures making use forward air controllers and the tactical command of air-to-air air operations with observers are to be rehearsed. The exercises will center in the vicinity of Ämari air base and also over Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, though not at particularly low altitudes, with the planes a minimum of 1,500 meters high at all times, BNS reports. The F-15s are coming from the USAF's 48th Figh...

Could the Air Force Arm F-15 Fighters with Lasers? A U.S. Air Force laser weapon project, SHiELD, would see fighters like the F-15 armed with laser pods. When could this happen?  The United States Air Force Lifecycle Management Center just awarded Raytheon Technologies a $15.5 million contract to “build and deliver an upgraded version of its high-energy laser weapon system, or HELWS,” according to a Raytheon statement. Furthermore, the “AFLCMC will test the system in order to define requirements for future production programs, focusing on the air defense of air bases against unmanned ...

Greek Patriot Missiles to be Deployed in Saudi Arabia: Report Our Bureau 498 Patriot missile launcher An agreement to deploy a Greek Patriot missile system in Saudi Arabia could be signed when top Greece officials visit Riyadh next week. On April 20, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias and National Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos are scheduled to arrive in the Saudi capital. The agreement was to be finalized last year, but the pandemic led to its postponement, Greek City Times reported today. The plan to move the Patriots was confirmed by Greek Government spokesman Stelios Petsas over two...