The F-15E Strike Eagle is a twin-seat, multirole fighter derived from the F-15 air superiority platform. Unlike the single-seat F-15C, the Strike Eagle is optimized for long-range interdiction, deep-strike, and precision ground-attack missions while retaining robust air-to-air capabilities, making it one of the most versatile U.S. Air Force fighters.
 
General Information:
Role: Multirole fighter / air-to-ground strike / air superiority
Manufacturer: McDonnell Douglas (later Boeing)
First Flight: December 11, 1986
Introduction: 1988
Crew: 2 (pilot + Weapons Systems Officer / WSO)
Nickname: Strike Eagle
Key Features:
Two-seat cockpit for complex strike mission management
Conformal fuel tanks for extended range without sacrificing ordnance
Advanced radar and avionics for precision targeting