The F-15E Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle is an all-weather attack fighter developed by the American McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing) based on the F-15 air superiority fighter for penetrating deep behind enemy lines to block ground targets. During operation Desert Storm, the F-15E proved that the F-15E can penetrate deep into enemy high-value targets, perform close air support missions, and conduct air-land coordination operations. While the official nickname is Strike Eagle, the F-15E's more popular nickname among pilots and ground crew is Mudhen. The F-15E is a two-seat fighter-bomber variant of the famous F-15 fighter family.
The biggest feature of the F-15E's appearance is the dark green camouflage coating
In addition, the conformal fuel tanks on both sides of the fuselage are also good identification features
The F-15E is a two-seat supersonic fighter-bomber based on the American Macdonald Douglas Company's F-15 with ground attack as its main mission
Capable of combining ground attack and air superiority, it is known as a dual-mission fighter
The model has a thrust of 129 kN and is equipped with a digital electronic control system
1 M61-A1 20 mm six-barrel cannon, 11 external pylons
The F-15E can carry several AIM-9L Sidewinders up close
The F-15E has a maximum weapon payload of 11,113 kg
The maximum level flight speed at high altitude is M2.5, the maximum combat radius is 1270 kilometers, and the maximum range is 4445 kilometers
A digital fly-by-wire control system with automatic terrain tracking capability of 3 degrees and an advanced electronic cockpit display system are adopted
The green camouflage livery is the main feature that distinguishes the F-15E from the gray-painted F-15A, B, C, and D IV fighters
As a dual-mission fighter, the F-15E retains the excellent air combat capabilities of its predecessors
A digital fly-by-wire control system with automatic terrain tracking capability of 3 margins is adopted