US EditionAdvanced electronic warfare system makes Air Force debut in Lakenheath’s F-15E Strike Eagles
- A pair of United States fighter aircraft with electronic warfare upgrades were deployed to a NATO air base in Europe, enhancing the alliance's defense.
- The upgraded F-15E jets arrived at the Royal Air Force base at Lakenheath on January 16, 2025, joining two combat-ready Strike Eagle units.
- The Eagle Passive/Active Warning and Survivability System enhances the F-15E's ability to detect and counter threats, according to Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Causey.
- The U.S. Air Force's 48th Fighter Wing stated that the upgrades ensure readiness for operations and support NATO's missions across Europe and the Pacific.
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US Air Force F-15E strike fighters are rocking new electronic warfare tech meant to make them harder to kill
An F-15E assigned to the 492nd Fighter Squadron takes off at RAF Lakenheath.US Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jessi MonteThe US Air Force just got its first F-15 fighter aircraft upgraded with new technology.The technology is designed to improve the electronic warfare capabilities of the decades-old jets.The Air Force hailed the development as a milestone as it looks to modernize its fourth-gen planes.The US Air Force just received its firs…
Advanced electronic warfare system makes Air Force debut in Lakenheath’s F-15E Strike Eagles
RAF Lakenheath has two new F-15E Strike Eagles updated with the Eagle Passive/Active Warning and Survivability System, which is hailed for the increased survivability it provides.
US Announces Electronic Warfare Upgrade for Fighter Jets at NATO Air Base
A pair of United States fighter aircraft, which have received electronic warfare upgrades, were deployed to a NATO air base in Europe, enhancing the alliance's defense.Why It MattersRussia's relations with the West are at their lowest point since the Cold War. Russian officials have repeatedly insinuated that Moscow could orchestrate attacks against members of the NATO military alliance, in response to their support of Ukraine throughout the war…
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