Israel Israeli Air Force

[Nauman Ahmed Patel]

Israeli SPICE-2000 bombs, used by the Indian Airforce in Balakot Airstrikes two years ago.

 

[Latebra Factum]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1610344669765836801

 

[Yasar_TR]

ABD, İsrail'e 18 milyar dolarlık F-15 satışını onayladı

ABD Kongresi’ndeki iki Demokrat siyasetçi, uzun süredir karşı çıktıkları İsrail’e savaş jeti satışına onay verdi. Amerikan gazetesi Washington Post’a (WP) konuşan ve kimliklerinin açıklanmasını istemeyen üç ABD’li yetkili, Temsilciler Meclisi Üyesi Gregory Meeks ve Senatör Ben Cardin’in 18...

m5dergi.com

According to M5dergi of Turkey, US has removed all stops regarding 18 billion dollar deal of 50 units of F15 sale to Israeli Airforce.
That means 360 million dollars a piece.
That is a lot especially when you think it is a sale to the US’s number one ally. It surely must include a lot of new tech, new Aesa radars, ancillaries and missiles etc. Even then, it is as high a figure as the 23 billion dollar Turkish f16 deal we were all discussing earlier.

 

[Quasar]

ABD, İsrail'e 18 milyar dolarlık F-15 satışını onayladı

ABD Kongresi’ndeki iki Demokrat siyasetçi, uzun süredir karşı çıktıkları İsrail’e savaş jeti satışına onay verdi. Amerikan gazetesi Washington Post’a (WP) konuşan ve kimliklerinin açıklanmasını istemeyen üç ABD’li yetkili, Temsilciler Meclisi Üyesi Gregory Meeks ve Senatör Ben Cardin’in 18...

m5dergi.com

According to M5dergi of Turkey, US has removed all stops regarding 18 billion dollar deal of 50 units of F15 sale to Israeli Airforce.
That means 360 million dollars a piece.
That is a lot especially when you think it is a sale to the US’s number one ally. It surely must include a lot of new tech, new Aesa radars, ancillaries and missiles etc. Even then, it is as high a figure as the 23 billion dollar Turkish f16 deal we were all discussing earlier.

Quite interseting news they are geting 50 new F 15 EX Eagle II and upgrading 25 F 15I to F15 EX for 18 billion... currently they have 50 F 15 in various older blocks + 25 F 15I ....i.e 75 F 15s in total so it seems that they are upgrading their whole F 15 fleet to a common conguration i.e F 15 EX and in addition to that they are geting 25 more F 35I with a separate deal soon they will have 75 F 35I + 75 F 15 EX + 50 older F 15 models + 102 F16I and 73 F 16 variants

 

[Afif]

Quite interseting news they are geting 50 new F 15 EX Eagle II and upgrading 25 F 15I to F15 EX for 18 billion... currently they have 50 F 15 in various older blocks + 25 F 15I ....i.e 75 F 15s in total so it seems that they are upgrading their whole F 15 fleet to a common conguration i.e F 15 EX and in addition to that they are geting 25 more F 35I with a separate deal soon they will have 75 F 35I + 75 F 15 EX + 50 older F 15 models + 102 F16I and 73 F 16 variants

Yes, Israeli air force would maintain overmatch in region for quite sometimes.

 

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Israel's ALBM (Air Launched Ballistic Missiles):

For some reason Israel loves them unlike other Western countries.


4 Rampage missiles:

 

[Latebra Factum]

The Golden Horizon is similar to the Silver Sparrow target missile

 

[Nilgiri]

For some reason Israel loves them unlike other Western countries.

It kind of makes sense given Israel's air force.

Hornet nest is not big, but when shaken, the hornets fly out and introduce massive multi-vectoring to the enemy. We saw this in the recent strike packages sent.

Israel basically has to be ready to fly out at moments notice and do its mission plans tasked and developed over many decades to deal with the main existential threat (Iranian regime). Ground BMs have much larger footprint and can be caught napping and can't multi vector or integrate as well with airborne SEAD/DEAD in real time.

Most other countries in developed world have sufficient strategic depth and guaranteed alliances with the US.... for more conventional ballistic missile options....and dont face anywhere near the same existential threat from a regime. Their airforces can rest easier and focus on more conventional A2G, A2A and recon tasks.