I’ve read this, and more than once. There’s no question of a limitation related to the wiring. The limitation concerns jettison… you need proof? afaik, all jettison operations involving the BRU-61 aren’t completely authorized.
You want me to prove something that had an incredibly limited testing run of which the report is restricted? Especially when it’s a pretty clear aerodynamic issue?
You need to be able to jettison something from your bird for it to be safe to carry.
Is necessary else they’d have no SEAD capability?
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The F-15E does not need any more SDBs. If it did, it would probably receive them on the wing stations in spite of the jettison issues. But it doesn’t, so it doesn’t.
28x GBU-53 will be absolutely insane in NE. A singular F-15E with 20x GBU-53 + whatever on wing pylons already outstrikes multiple redfor aircraft simultaneously.