Royal Marine Reacts To Why America's New F-15EX Eagle II Feared Around the World
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Never underestimate the dog fighting capability of an F-15. Many have, and didn't live to tell about it.
104 -0 last count.
Thanks. I thought it remained undefeated, but was too lazy to look it up. @@John2r1
Truth! It truly is the mightiest Eagle the world has ever seen.
104 times and still counting!
A Israeli pilot landed a f15 missing 75% of its right wing and his wingman inspected his damaged f15 and with the fluids leaking and turbulence fog around missing wing area his wingman could not see the full extent of the damage. Thank the lifting body design for keeping it in the air. But after landing with literally one wing they could finally see the full extent of the damage the pilot said if he knew it was that bad he would have ejected instead of trying to land! I cannot recall how it lost most of its wing but It might have been a mid air collision @@RobertL.JonesJr-hz8vl
Kind of crazy, I was a crew chief on F 15A's back in 1979, and to think they're still flying while I get fat, old, and cranky is pretty darn amazing! It was always a super fighter and can still hold its own against damned near anything our enemies put up against her. Built to fight where others fear to fly! Proud to have been an Eagle Keeper!
Same here brother. Worked the Strike Eagle at Seymour Johnson. Baddest bird in the fleet forever. Eagle Keepers rule the sky. If it turns, burns, banks, or rolls Crew Dawgs put it there.
Air Force F15 Crew Chief, pretty cushy job. But I bet you did a good job.
@@raywhitehead730 Thanks!I'd like to think I did a pretty good job. Heck, I was only 19 when I started. Me and the F15As were just youngsters then! Lol! It's hard to look back and remember the immense responsibility. It was a plum job for sure, and highly coveted back then. I actually got two back seat rides. Thrill of a lifetime. The B models were two seaters and each squadron had one. Good times!
@@christinabishop2533 I remember the first time I saw a Strike Eagle. Super impressive with all of the ordnance it could carry. But I remember thinking, the F15 is an air superiority fighter, not an attack aircraft. I didn't think the Air Force would ever go for it! Lol! Boy, was I wrong! Nice to meet you Crew Dawg!
No doubt F-15 is a astounding success but Nothing beats the longevity of the B-52 having 3 generations of a family of airman flying or part of a b-52 crew
The 15 now is like the offensive line for your 35. The 15 is the ONLY fighter to have over 100 tko to 0 losses. American true power house.😊
Currently 104 -0 and counting.
Oh and Lockheed Martin has developed a hypersonic missile called the Mako that the F-15 can carry.
As can the F-16 , F-22 and F-35. So we can pretty much add multi-role hypersonic missiles to it's future payload.
sort of but in reverse. you dont send in your 15's in front of your 35's. Stealth gets in closer undetected while being able to take over missile guidance after the 15's have fired from a safe distance.
People miss one big thing. Why has the F-15 Eagle been so successful. Yes, it's design, but mostly, the engines it uses. Power is one of the most important things that made the F-15 so great. It had serious push. The F-15C single seat, had two Pratt and Whitney F100 engines, which each produced 23,750lb of thrust in full afterburner. That was incredible. But since then, the engines have been upgraded to GE-F110 engines which each produce 29,500 lbs of thrust. Yes, the airframe of the F-15EX Eagle II is heavier than the standard F-15C, but 59,000lb of thrust, wow! If you can move fast, turn tight, and touch your enemy from a long way away, that is great, but the F-15 can dogfight in close as well. It turns tight, it rocks and rolls like a mother%$#@! It reached Mach 3 in recent top speed tests. Confirmed. Take that MIG-25/31. Long live the F-15 Eagle.
Another reason for its success is the power of its radar, so it could see the enemy planes early!
It's been confirmed that the Meg 31 fox sound has build up as a super fighter Russian government lied about its capabilities and the F-15 has proven itself time and time again we basically made the standard what aerodynamics should be basically made a spaceship. And the new F-15 is basically a M4 modular platform rifle.
Truth!!!!!
Yes and if you've ever seen a F15 break the sound barrier going straight up is amazing
@@andrewabrams1535 Yeah um we also used the F-15 to shoot down a satellite. So spaceship.
Also the new Mako multi-role hypersonic missiles fits on the F-15 , F-16 and inside the F-22 and F-35.
Apparently Lockheed Martin was working on that over the last 7 years while everyone was star struck by China and Russia bragging about having hypersonic missiles . Which the Patriot system can shoot down lol.
The F-15 could be considered a missle itself. The Fat Electrician did a good video about it.
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Think of it this way - you have a group of f15ex flying safely in friendly airspace, then a couple f35s loitering in hostile airspace in stealth configuration. Those f35s have an amazing sensor suite that can pick up all sorts of targets and relay that target info to the F15s via datalink, who can then just let loose without even needing to use their own instruments or risk their own planes. It's pretty fascinating stuff really!
This is EXACTLY what this version of the F15 is for and will Excel at.
@DeRochaJ yea that and a whole lot more! The computer package they're putting into the EX is looking like its going to have similar processing power to the 35s. Can you imagine?? Like, Russia and China claim they can see the f35 and f22 - they can't, otherwise they wouldn't make stealth planes of their own, but if they do figure it out...so what? The most successful fighter platform ever made just got brain surgery and can do what they do but with more missiles in tow.
Spare mags for the f35s
It's literally meant to hang out behind the F35's/F22's and dump missiles at targets the stealth aircraft acquire. It enables this without the use of bombers. So its more and more a fighter-bomber
Correct!
With its ability to carry HARM-ERs, MALD-ERs, and JASSM-ERs, the F-15EX can be quite the long-range bomb truck.
Fighter-bomber-truck
I think especially with the F15ex they're taking the most successful airframe in history and bringing it up to the modern age
Oh and it just got a 25% power increase....and it was already a beast with the old engines.
Yeah and that video didn’t mention the engine upgrade
@@briantodd2376or that boeing said it has a 'not to exceed' speed of mach 2.9. This thing CAN hit mach 3+. Dont need to be stealth if they cant catch you!
@@BamaShinesDistillery Boeing released an official statement saying that the test pilot (the one who said the mach 3 number) misspoke, Boeing says it can only go around mach 2.6 or so, but i think they just want the F-15EX's top speed to remain a secret
@@Yuki_Ika7 oh yeah. He definitely let the cat out of the bag
What is the thrust to weight ratio?
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That was Nellis AFB, NV. You can see downtown Las Vegas from the flightline.
Bro
I listened to a F15E pilot who flew in formation with an EX. He’s said the EX pulled away from him like he was hitched. It’s one fast bird.
Yeah I read an interview from an air national guard pilot that flew it and he said something like going from the f-15c to the EX was like going from a Cadillac to a Lamborghini😂
I saw the F15EX and F35 together, as a sniper team. The 35 is the spotter and the F15 is the trigger puller.
If you could put the viper AI software on this thing…they could be secondary bomb trucks acting as autonomous missile and bomb trucks and fast response support aircraft…Mach 3.0 is a definite advantage…
This. And if you add in the next gen missiles, that the F-35 can take over guidance and targeting for while the missiles are still in flight. The enemy would suddenly find itself with dozens of inbounds, it wouldn’t know where they where coming from
Sounds right the f-35 is the lookout and the f-15 is the lock breaker.
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@@f0rumrr The f-35 is essentially taking over the AWACS role.
If the older version shot down a satellite, this just may shoot down Venus.
DOWN WITH VENUS!!
No! Wait! Women come from Ven...down with Venus!!
Let’s hope it doesn’t shoot down Uranus.
😳🤭😂😂
It depends whose name is written on the missle!
The F-15 is still undefeated in the air 104-0. Do not underestimate the platform.
Never have, and never will.
An Israeli version made it back to base with only half a wing.
@@davidclemens1578I've seen the video of the F-15 landing literally "on a wing and a prayer"
It is an F-15 Eagle that is modified and updated to modern standards of todays military but even better.
Reminds me of the modified F-15 from the second PATLABOR film (minus the thrust vectored engines, sadly).
The F-35 B is for the Marine Corps, since their carriers support short takeoff & vertical landing. The F-35 C is the naval variant, which has larger wing/tail surfaces & reinforced gear to deal with the trauma of a carrier landing.
Can't wait for America to roleplay Super Earth from Helldivers and add "Super" on every new tech they come up with.
Superman
I mean its already here with super hornet series
SuperStar!!! (Stikes a pose.)
F18 SUPERhornet already flies😁
@@jimreilly917Already launching from SUPER Carriers and does fly-by's over SUPER Bowls under the direction of SUPERvisors wearing SUPER visors with authority that SUPERsedes the authority of the stupid congress......Sorry, I'll SUPER stop.
My dad used to fly F15Es as a kid I remember getting to go on the runway and see them close up with him, they are freaking beasts! Also miss hanging out in the officers hangout while he did paperwork😊 This of course before 9/11 and hightened security.
We also don’t need to work too hard on 6th gen fighters yet since 5th gen fighters aren’t being fielded yet anywhere else. A few nations have them in extremely small numbers, but there aren’t enough of them to even challenge the F22 and F35.
Eh. The su57 is not true 5th gen. And the J20 is questionable as well
Edwards Airforce Base out in California
The biggest advantage is the communication between F35 to the F15. F35 paints it and the f15 fires while outside the enemy's radar.
I was at Edwards AFB during the testing phase with the streak eagle early 70s
@@oldschool4456 in the late 90s, I was in elementary school out there in Palmdale; got to see the B2 flyover since once of the kid's Dad was flying it.
It's got two new updated engines that increased top speed to almost 3 mach.
Man you gotta love the Airforce, Honestly as a guy who complains about my taxes I don’t complain about the military, we could actually spend more on it and i wouldn’t complain
To summarize as a missile truck, the US is designing a new missile call the AIM-260 which has considerable range over the AIM-120. The 260 will have datalink capabilities so that aircraft such as E-3 sentries or larger awacs aircraft can guid the missiles once launched from the F-15. Given this capability a typical 4 ship of F-15s can launch these standoff missiles and head home while the AWACS guides them in from outside of enemy firing range with its massive radar.
The F-35 too can guide these missiles in.
F-35 was not iterated, the 3 variants were part of the initial design plan. It was a "Joint" Strike Fighter, and the idea was that it would share as many commonality across the platforms as possible to reduce costs, logistical train, and training.
I heard from an Air Force buddy of mine that the concept here is, take an F-35 or an F-22 and have it be the squadron commander plane, and it identifies all the targets from an invisible location while F-15EXs will engage, and while the enemy is tied up with the outrageous firepower, the F-22/F-35 in charge can then engage from an ambush perspective. That would become the standard fighter squadron of the US.
It's like pairing a sniper unit with your demolition/breaching team
The F-15EX will not only have a higher payload capacity with more hard points, and completely upgraded avionics, radar, and electrical systems, but it will have upgraded engines that are more fuel efficient and have more thrust.
It might be old, but do not underestimate it.
The F-15 has sealed its reputation as an air superiority fighter.
It absolutely dominates.
A pity i couldn't give you a $hit load more thumbs up.
The F-15ex is designed as a "intercepter/ dogfighter", the F-35 is designed as a strike aircraft.
It will also be a strike aircraft, just like it's daddy the E
Check out the F15’s win/loss record. It’s still the “king of the skies”.
They took a strike eagle and turned it into a missile bus. Wave 1, Stealth F-35 destroys all anti aircraft missile defenses and overcomes scrambled enemy combatants. Wave 2, Strike Eagle II kills everything else unopposed. It's part of a brutal 1, 2, punch strategy.
By working in tandem with an F-35/ F-22 a very large "superiority" bubble is created between the threat you see and the threat you don't, creating confusion within the ranks of the enemy. Remember, the F-15 has never lost a fight (104-0).
There's a old saying, if hammer doesn't work, get a bigger hammer.
The insane shit is that if it somehow did get into a dog fight with a 22 or 35 it probably would win.
The F15 has an air to air kill ratio of 104-0 lol. There are still plenty of non stealth fighters out there for the Eagle II to take down. This is also the fastest jet in the active arsenal. I crewed these for my entire USAF career. Best 4th Gen fighter by a large margin.
I'm an American and we love big O truck ❤ and F 15s 😊
When the element of stealth is gone, the F15-EXs is going to be your choice. If the F35 and F22 are your spec-op surgical strike team, the F15ex is like a ranger battalion rolling heavy.
Thing is, the science of aeronautics hasn't changed much since 1972. And the F-15 turned out to be a top-notch design. So replacing its guts with current/bleeding edge tech is a sound approach. Stealth is awesome, but there's a tool for every job.
It’s not just about carrying more, it’s also about increasing the amount of different types of munitions.
The F15 is a unbeatable interceptor created to counter simular Soviet aircraft.
A supremely powerful dog fighter with a undefeated combat record.
An Israeli F15 had a wing shot off and still flew back to its base.
The Israeli F-15 lost its wing to a midair collision. Still that proves that it is the baddest bird in the fleet.
@@christinabishop2533 Thanks for the correction, my fingers move faster than my brain.😀
@stevenmcgrath5114 no problem. I worked on the Strike Eagle in the early 2000's in the air force so I actually learned about that incident. Although no one I knew could remember when it happened.
the main advantage for this variant of the f15 is interoperability between f35 and legacy platforms. In other words, the f22's or f35's fly in close to enemy formations remaining undetected and lock on to enemy aircraft. The f15's remain over the horizon and fire their entire payload of missiles at the f22's or f35's which take control and guide them on to their targets while the f15s rearm and refuel.
The only thing missing from the F-15 EX is vectored thrust. This will change the game tremendously in a dogfight.
That photo is not only rendered, but the engines are the old F-100's; look at the nozzles.
That was Nellis AFB in Vegas. I worked on the Strike Eagle and it is a lot more formidable than you think. The aircraft can carry a total load of 81,000 lbs or 36,740.98 Kilograms of fuel, ordinance and personnel.
I think it's meant to go where a dog fight wouldn't be as likely to just missile the hell out of air defense, ground troops, etc.
Tech has come a long way in 50 years. They have been retrofitting the original F-15 but the airframe is old. It just became necessary to do a full ground up redesign rather than another retrofit.
Seen a video about future air combat, and when you mentioned "missile truck" I remember in that video a new stealth B1B Lancer had missile racks in it's bomb bay and to cover the F22 it ripple fired missiles into a squadron of MIGS.
You got it backwards… stealth fighters aren’t made for dog fighting… they’re made to penetrate contested air space undetected… the F-15 is a dog fighter, in air space where we’ve already gained the upper hand… or defending the homeland where stealth isn’t necessary.
The F-15 has never lost in an aerial encounter.
The f15 doesn't have to be stealthy it can hang back while f35s can fly in , ping all the targets and the info sent to f15s can just unload and kill everything before its even in detection distance. While f35 is just flying around basically the same as a spec forces lazing targets. The f35 and f15s are info connected
Long time ago when I was a kid I saw in a magazine the new iteration of the F-15 which I think was the f-15C could have been the new E model but it "shoots down whatever is up and blows up whatever is down." Was the motto.
its a whole upgrade system... new radar, more hard points, more data fusion based technology. it isnt just a missile truck. it actually beat a number of stealth aircraft at red flag and joint exercises
That’s absolutely one amazing and well thought out weapons platform. It has the best of the best in avionics and sensors and can even detect stealth aircraft at a distance of 100 miles away.
In addition to carrying more missles, the improvements come from being able to engage and fire upon more multiple targets simultaneously, making each aircraft force multiplied.
The F-15 is the epitome of old man strength X1000!
Up to date avionics to include radar, payload capacity, external fuel tanks are just a few upgrades. Newer aircraft alone is a huge bonus
The weights important because you can’t just add more missiles, you’ll bend the airframe. That’s why they’ve redesigned the internal structure, so you can practically attach those hard points to carry those missiles
The less obvious improvements between iterations of these aircraft are usually engine upgrades, more powerful radar, internal ECM, better avionics, smarter fly by wire algorithms, more powerful flight computers, bigger internal fuel tanks (or the addition of external conformal fuel tanks, like the F-15E has) and in this case, a modern "glass cockpit" -meaning touchscreen MFDs (multi function displays) that streamline and better communicate information to the pilot.
TL;DR mostly internal electronic upgrades.
Was at Luke AFB in the 70's when this was coming up, they manufactured this aircraft with more interior room than it needed so later on upgrades could be added, they did this right .
The F-15, shoots down whatevers up, and blows up whatevers down.
In the early 80s, when I served, had the Eagle (air to air) and the Strike Eagle (air to ground).
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Yeah sandboxx vids much better if you want to know about fighter jets and related things
Carrying more weapons is like a force multiplier and it's upgraded.
If you have two F15 ex in the air that 3 times more missles than 2 F35's in the air. Not to mention bigger weapons can be carried by the F15 , it also said to be a long range fight behind the F35
My goodness! Imagine what can be achieved with one F-35, Two F-22's, two F-15EX & four F-18's out together!
I'd imagine the biggest upgrades would be with the sensors, more robust network encryption for secure comms, modernized cockpit, more powerful engines, latest radar + a new powerful flight computer to make it all work flawlessly. The fact is that with the rapid advancement of technology, "Stealth" is becoming obsolete day by day so the battle space has reverted back to the 80's. Sweden has taken this approach as well due to the fact that "Stealth" tech was never in their budget, so they improved everything else.
The thing people forget is with the US Military new sensor and other technological upgrades, the F-15 can get targeting data from F-35s and F-22s, so while it is visible to the enemy, the planes actually acquiring the target are practically invisible.
The F-15 is one of the best if not the best dog fighter.
There is a video with pilots reacting to it and talking about it performing maneuvers that would normally require thrust vectoring
When they do an upgrade like this, it's not just about increased weapons payload. Avionics, radar (detection and avoidance), engines, the whole jet gets an upgrade. You can't just slap on more weapons. You need more power and lift to be able to carry them. Upgraded targeting radars to effectively use the new weapons. Upgraded avionics to maximize efficiency in flight with the increased payload etc.
I'd agree that it's important to test the software now rather than trying to do it on the latest and greatest in the middle of a conflict when you REALLY need it to work the first time reliably, and putting it on a proven airframe helps to reduce the variables that can go wrong. I'm not only saying this because my family has a history with the F-15 in general (my dad worked on them during the late 70's and 80's), but also as a software tester (video game, but the same concept applies).
That was Nellis AFB, NV at the end. I was a F-15 C crew chief in the early 2000's. Been there. They have a big multi nation exercise called Red Flag there every year. Hence the foreign jets.
I don't think this is their big surprise. They have something brewing up and we're gonna be at aww...
The design of this system to my understanding is to use F-35's near the battlefield to use their massive electronics and target acquisition systems to mark targets and feed location data to the F-15 EX, the F-15EX then delivers hell from beyond anything else's engagement range. The F-15 passes weapon control on to the F-35's once the payload is within range. The EX is basically an extended weapons bay for the forward operating F-35's. It's literally a giant missile truck that can bounce around and deliver unhealthcare.
That was Nellis AFB (Las Vegas NV) towards the end of the video. Home of the F15 & F22 !!
the stealth jets act as pointman, operating within enemy radar space, they can uplink to the missiles fired from f15exs from a safe space to engage targets. range of missiles and f15ex were also improved for this doctrine.
Those mountians are the sunrise mountains by nellis afb in las vegas. The first cut when u asked, the cam was looking towards my house 😂
The f fifteen eagle was a serious dogfighter before stealth came into the picture and still is to this day a great dog The F-15 Eagle is renowned for its impressive air-to-air combat record, having never been shot down in aerial combat since its introduction.
I think another perspective is that in a major war, the goal will be for stealth F-22s and F35s to achieve air supremacy, as well as eliminate ground 'SAMs'. Once they've achieved that, stealth becomes far less of a requirement, and F-15E2s can then continue any other air-to-ground missions, with much larger payloads. Stealth aircraft can then be saved for when needed for specific missions, as well as minimizing wear and tear on these aircraft.
I think sometimes it can refer to seating position ..like single seat of duel seat
THE jet that beats gravity in submission 🤣😂🤣
It was at Nellis field, Las Vegas Nevada.
I just listened to a bunch of 911 calls where this aircraft knocked windows out of people's houses in Florida. I guess they caused quite a bit of damage
Standoff capability with extra missiles (especially the newer longer range ones), better radar and data link capability with F-22's and F-35's. It's a solid platform for lobbing missiles at threats once the stealthier craft have done their job.
Depends on the mission, which branch of service, And what the target is.
It was already a undefeated fighter with 104 kills and 0 losses in air to air combat. All this just made it deadlier.
The F-15ex is a direct upgrade to the F-15c, faster, heavier armed, better radars, sensors, longer range, better flight hours to maintenance, its simply made to continue the job of the F-15.
12 AMRAAMs?!…That’s more than half the enemy teams in war thunder 😂😂😂
It's a Multifaceted load out air to air, and close air support with super racks...
The F-15's record of 104 kills to 0 losses should ease any doubts you have of its capabilities.
my grandpa was one of the original test pilots for the eagle
F-15 shot a satelite in space.
As I understand it, this goes beyond being a missile truck. There are new Fly-By-Wire systems onboard that allow it to do maneuvers that were reserved for the F-22 demo team so it is incredibly maneuverable. The increased capacity will also allow it to carry air-launched cruise missiles upwards to and including hypersonic missiles. This thing truly is scary in its own right.
6th gen is around the corner, the UK seems to be building a very capable airframe called tempest, you should check it out.
The idea being that an F22 or F35 will be the sensors, and the F15EX is the shooter. That way they don't compromise their LO by opening weapons bay doors, and the EX's stay back out of the fight. The new AIM-260 is intended to be used with this tactic.
the F15 is one of the sexiest birds of war
The airframe has also been upgraded and fortified over the years. This is a much better fighter jet than where the F-15 began.
Says the f15 wouldn't beat a 22. In the simulations they run for training, the f15 is still the most potent adversary, including modern foreign fighters. And it's 50 years old lol.
Now i wish we could've seen an F14 tomcat updated and upgraded.
It's Davis monthane in Tucson AZ
That payload is amazing 5:32