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Battlefield 2 F-15E Strike Eagle
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Battlefield 2 F-15E Strike Eagle: After learning some harsh lessons in the skies over Vietnam, the US Air Force resolved to develop a dedicated air superiority fighter, something it had lacked since the late 1950s. Experimental versions of the F-15 were produced and flown during the early 1970s, and full production and deployment of the plane began in 1976.
The F-15’s impact was immediate; pilots and crews loved it. Its superior maneuverability, speed, and advanced avionics were—and remain—unequaled. While Previous models of the F-15 are assigned air-to-air roles, the "E" model is a dual-role strike/fighter. The aircraft uses two crew members, a pilot and a weapon systems officer. It has the capability to fight its way to a target over long ranges, destroy enemy ground positions and fight its way out.
The first production model of the F-15E was delivered to the 405th Tactical Training Wing, Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., in April 1988. Sub-variants of the F-15E are also operated by Israel (F-15I), Korea (F-15K), and Saudi Arabia (F-15S). The F-15 went into action for the first time with the Israeli Air Force during Israel’s 1978 conflict with Lebanon.
While it has seen action over Israel, Kuwait, and Iraq, no F-15 has ever been shot down in combat.
Battlefield 2 F-15E Strike Eagle: After learning some harsh lessons in the skies over Vietnam, the US Air Force resolved to develop a dedicated air superiority fighter, something it had lacked since the late 1950s. Experimental versions of the F-15 were produced and flown during the early 1970s, and full production and deployment of the plane began in 1976.
The F-15’s impact was immediate; pilots and crews loved it. Its superior maneuverability, speed, and advanced avionics were—and remain—unequaled. While Previous models of the F-15 are assigned air-to-air roles, the "E" model is a dual-role strike/fighter. The aircraft uses two crew members, a pilot and a weapon systems officer. It has the capability to fight its way to a target over long ranges, destroy enemy ground positions and fight its way out.
The first production model of the F-15E was delivered to the 405th Tactical Training Wing, Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., in April 1988. Sub-variants of the F-15E are also operated by Israel (F-15I), Korea (F-15K), and Saudi Arabia (F-15S). The F-15 went into action for the first time with the Israeli Air Force during Israel’s 1978 conflict with Lebanon.
While it has seen action over Israel, Kuwait, and Iraq, no F-15 has ever been shot down in combat.
