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...nt theaters against diverse foes..." In the late 1980s, then-Secretary of Defense [[Dick Cheney]] advocated "a region-focused Base Force to handle a...
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...]]. On the [[electronic warfare]] variant of the Super Hornet, the [[EF-18 Growler]], it also collects [[electronic intelligence]].
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...], [[F-15E Strike Eagle]], [[F-18 Hornet]], [[F-18 Super Hornet]], [[EF-18 Growler]], [[F-22 Raptor]], and is scheduled for all versions of the [[Joint Strike
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...nic warfare aircraft. In Navy service, it is being replaced by the [[EF-18 Growler]], although an Air Force replacement has not been selected; electronic warf
On both the EA-6B and the EF-18, the primary electronic attack system is the [[ALQ-99|AN/ALQ-99]], receiver
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...' are [[carrier-capable]] [[electronic warfare]] aircraft, built on the [[F-18 Super Hornet]] airframe, which will replace the [[EA-6B Prowler]] in U.S. N
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...ess so than the [[B-2 Spirit]], has intercontinental range through [[air refueling]]. "Lancer" is rarely used; the informal name is the "Bone" (B-ONE).
...modular jammers. If a B-1 configured for attack is escorted by an [[EF-18 Growler]] or some future dedicated electronic warfare platform, the mission planner
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