F-15EX Dominates Russia's Su-57 and China's J-20 in AIR Superiority

The F-15EX Eagle II may be based on a design over 50 years old, but it remains one of the most powerful and feared fighter aircraft in the world today. While China fields the J-20 stealth fighter and Russia promotes the Su-57, the United States has doubled down on the F-15EX as a frontline combat platform — and for good reason.

In this video, we break down why the F-15EX still dominates modern air combat, despite lacking stealth. From its unmatched missile payload and long-range strike capability to its role as a battle manager in network-centric warfare, the F-15EX changes how air wars are fought.

You’ll learn how the F-15EX works alongside stealth aircraft like the F-35, how cooperative engagement allows it to fire missiles without revealing itself, and why its electronic warfare systems make it survivable even in heavily defended airspace. We also explore the hypersonic missile advantage, including why the F-15EX is the primary launch platform for America’s next-generation hypersonic weapons.

With deployments to Kadena Air Base in Japan and a flawless air-to-air combat record of 104 victories and zero losses, the F-15EX sends a clear strategic message to Beijing and Moscow.

This is not nostalgia.
This is modern air power — optimized for dominance.

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