F-15E Strike Eagle: America's Multirole Fighter Jet 

Too much new tech to keep this airframe around

Give them to the alliance whoever is in need.. We are one, and victory is life. We need the alliance to be as strong as possible.

@@oneloveeduardo how about the homeless guys i pass everyday on 41st and broadway. i dont see this "alliance" doing shit for them or anyone else in america.

@@oneloveeduardo who is this alliance you speak of?

@@thejunkmanlives No alliance can fix laziness. You truly have to be depressed and unwilling to try to end up homeless. Job's might suck, but you do what you gotta do to pay the bills.

Good ol MicroProse

I played it on the Atari 800. Didn't look very real from what I remember and it was really slow. F-16 Falcon for my Amiga 500 was a lot better imo.

@@joet7136 Amiga was a good system too. It came from the desert was fun. Carrier Command as well.

I played it on Mac. Was well done.

i saw that the tap of good luck

Dodok kursi bengkel motor. Alpin. Jl raya limpas Anjatan. Kec patrol. Indramayu.

You need both. You see this argument along with A-10 being replaced by it which is very erroneous . They are different tools for different tasks. The F-35 becomes redundant and inefficient once air defenses are weakened. The F-15EXs act as distant launchers and ground support as in a realistic situation, the F-35 can’t carry drop tanks or missiles externally while going over hundreds of miles of heavily defended airspace or it risks detection. We don’t have stealth tankers yet so making tanker tracks is a no go until the enemy gets its numbers thinned and pushed back. The F-15EX has the benefit of range and can carry larger stand off missiles which migrate the benefit of stealth. It will double as a one man AWACS with its new radar. The F-22 can carry a better payload and is better against fighters but no more will be built and they a resource heavy. You need a billion just to field 5 up to date F-22s. The NGAD won’t be any cheaper. Until we get the NGAD, you don’t have many options.

Missing? The Strike variant has been in service for about 40 years.

It was originally designed and built by McDonnell Douglas, yes. However, MD was purchased by Boeing and went defunct in 1997 and all Strike Eagles since have been produced by Boeing's defense division.

Hi Oz. The F15s's and flight crews have seen plenty of wartime missions. Your claim of coward is groundless and without merit.