F-15 Eagle Gets a Major Upgrade, Making It Even More Lethal

The F-15 Eagle, a long-serving American fighter jet, has received a major upgrade that makes it even more lethal. The new F-15EX, which will be delivered to the US Air Force in 2023, features a number of new technologies and capabilities that will give it a significant edge over enemy aircraft.

One of the most significant upgrades to the F-15EX is its new radar. The new radar, called the Raytheon APG-82(V)1, is an active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar that provides the F-15EX with a much wider field of view and better resolution than the previous radar. This will allow the F-15EX to detect enemy aircraft at much greater distances and track them more accurately.

The F-15EX also has a new electronic warfare (EW) suite that will make it more difficult for enemy aircraft to track or attack it. The new EW suite includes a number of new technologies, such as radar jamming and electronic countermeasures, that will help to protect the F-15EX from enemy fire.

In addition to the new radar and EW suite, the F-15EX also has a number of other upgrades, including:

A new cockpit display system that provides pilots with more information and improved situational awareness

A new engine that provides the F-15EX with increased power and range

A new weapons system that includes new missiles and bombs

The F-15EX is a significant upgrade to the F-15 Eagle, making it one of the most capable fighter jets in the world. The new technologies and capabilities of the F-15EX will give it a significant edge over enemy aircraft, making it a formidable force on the battlefield.