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The New F-15EX Eagle II Fighter Doesn’t Need to Be Stealth
Raytheon unveiled the APG-82(V)X AESA radar for the F-15EX at the Air, Space & Cyber Conference, promising more range, target capacity, and survivability. -Building on the aging APG-82(V)1, the new ...
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Strap a Rocket to an Eagle: Inside Boeing’s F-15 “Global Strike Eagle”
In 2006, Boeing proposed the F-15 “Global Strike Eagle,” a rocket-carrying variant that could air-launch small satellites or hypersonic payloads. -The concept mounted a 45-foot, three-stage ...
The new variant was designed, developed and tested in 50 days, with the test in the Mojave Desert using a COTS rocket motor. Raytheon has announced the ...
Using advanced gallium nitride technology means the latest iteration of the APG-82 has longer range while ensuring the F-15EX is harder to detect.
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