Fighter-bombers are military aircraft designed to perform both air-to-air combat and ground attack missions. They combine the speed and agility of a fighter jet with the payload capacity of a bomber, allowing them to engage enemy aircraft while also delivering bombs or missiles to ground targets. This versatility makes them valuable in various combat scenarios. These aircraft typically feature advanced avionics and weapon systems, enabling them to carry out precision strikes. Examples of fighter-bombers include the F-15E Strike Eagle and the A-10 Thunderbolt II, both of which have been used effectively in numerous conflicts around the world.