People are jealous of the F-15's battle score. They may talk like skeptics. They might try to sound like thoughtful, learned military historians. But in the end, they just all come out sounding jealous.
The F-15 has won without loss, consecutively, consistently, because it is the best air combat fighter in the World. Until lately, it has had no peer, and most of the peers are allies anyways, so it doesn't matter.
Here's
the reality of the issue: "Has it, the F-15, ever faced a peer?":
If there's a
bully in a school, no one challenges him because he's the meanest kid.
There are other kids that are as big as him. There are maybe kids that
are stronger than him. There may be kids who are bigger. But the bully
is the bully, because he takes his size, his strength, combines it with
a bully attitude, and becomes the meanest that there is. Are there
peers this was or that in his school? Yes, maybe, maybe not. Point is,
he's beat up everyone in the school and no one can do anything about it.
This is the F-15's story. Wanna talk to the bully about what peers he's
encountered? Well, truth is he doesn't have any, because he's the
bully. Period.
Sp maybe on paper there's another jet that's deadlier, i.e. higher and tighter sustained turn rate, longer range radar, larger payload. But does that airplane have a 104:0 kill ratio? No? Then it's not there. It's not as tough. It's not as proven as the F-15 Eagle Air Superiority Aerial Bully.
104:0 Bro. If you can beat that, you can have the title.
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