The Boeing F\/A-18E Super Hornet fighter, which made its first flight in 1995, is today the spearhead of US naval aviation.<\/p>\n
This excellent fighter, designed from the McDonnell Douglas F\/A-18C Hornet<\/strong>, is larger than its predecessor. It is also a multipurpose aircraft, which can carry out interception, close air support, attack and even in-flight refueling missions. Serving all these purposes, the Super Hornet replaced several US Navy carrier aircraft:<\/strong> the historic Grumman F-14 Tomcat interceptor, the Vought A-7 Corsair II attack aircraft, and the Grumman A-6 Intruder carrier bomber. Additionally, its electronic warfare variant, the EA-18G Growler, replaced the EA-6B Prowler.<\/strong><\/p>\n A few days ago, the YouTube channel AiTelly<\/a> published an interesting computer-generated video that shows what the Super Hornet is like inside and how it works, as well as explaining its different weapons configurations<\/strong> (depending on the mission assigned to it) and what they are:<\/p>\n
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