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Does an F15E carry AGM88(HARM) missiles?



 
 
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Old January 30th 04, 03:38 AM
Thomas Schoene
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C Knowles wrote:
I have seen a photo of a F-15E with HARMs on the seldom-used
outboard wing stations but it was simply an eval for the Weasel role.
Since the F-16 picked up this role it was not proceded with.


Just to nitpick, are you sure that wasn't one of the very early TF-15As
serving as a Strike Eagle demonstrator?

The South Korean F-15K apparently will have the option of carrying HARM;
it's part of the weapon package that went with the aircraft.

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