Boeing is unveiling an Australian version of the aircraft that offers a veil of protection to fighter fleets. The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) is receiving its first EA-18G Growler. Australia joins the United States as the only two nations to fly the airborne electronic attack platform. The Growler’s radar-jamming devices deceive and frustrate enemy forces and allow strike jets to carry out their missions undetected.
“The Growlers really compliment our air combat capability our legacy fighters, our Super Hornets and the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF); they’ll be a lot more lethal when you have a Growler up there to support,” said Wing Cmdr. Cameron Cornell, deputy project manager, Australian Growler program. Members of the Royal Australian Air Force will train with the U.S. Navy to learn the intricacies of controlling the electromagnetic spectrum.
The Royal Australian Growler recently demonstrated its agile flight capabilities during its first flight in St. Louis, Mo., where the Growler and Super Hornet assembly lines are located. Check out the video to see the Australian Growler’s air prowess in action and learn more about Australia’s desire to master the art of electronic deception.
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hmm pesawat tempur EA-18G Growler ini akan menjadikan alutsista australia semakin gahar. kombinasi 72 F-35A + 24 F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet + 12 EA-18G Growler + Widgetail akan benar benar menjadi momok bagi calon lawan.
BalasHapuspesawat tempur ini akan menjadi tantangan juga bagi militer Indonesia karena letak geografis yang berekatan. ya semoga saja Indonesia juga memperbaiki alutsistanya.
respon pak menhan ancaman yata ga ada katanya ...ancaman yata ga ada kalau pemerintahan sekarang pasrah ajaaa mirip tim tim lepas saman habibe dan panglimanya wiranto ga mau ber perang hanya tinggal menunggu waktu indonesia ambruk
BalasHapusUdah lah TNI itu kemampuannya bt lawan separatis2 di daerah aja paling banter berani sama malaysia kalo sama australia ya mongok mau ambil pulau yg mana aja.
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