EA-18G GrowlerCarrier-capable airborne electronic attack aircraftSide: U.S.-led coalition and partner forces / United States-led coalition / United StatesBuilt: Boeing / United StatesThe EA-18G Growler is a Boeing-built electronic attack derivative of the two-seat F/A-18F Super Hornet, fielded to jam, detect, and attack hostile radars, communications, and air-defense networks while retaining missile carriage for suppression missions. U.S. Navy and Australian Growlers provide carrier or land-based electronic warfare support, with recent documented use in Operation Inherent Resolve, Red Sea operations against Houthi forces, and the U.S.-Iran strike context.Category archive
Electronic Warfare Weapon Systems
Systems built to sense, relay, jam, deceive, or attack electromagnetic networks.
This category covers electronic attack, sensing, communications relay, radar-support, and command-and-control systems represented in the catalog.
Entries focus on how each system detects, disrupts, relays, or protects information and electromagnetic activity in sourced conflict contexts.
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Electronic Warfare
Systems built to sense, relay, jam, deceive, or attack electromagnetic networks.
EA-18G GrowlerCarrier-capable airborne electronic attack aircraftSide: U.S.-led coalition and partner forces / United States-led coalition / United StatesBuilt: Boeing / United StatesThe EA-18G Growler is a Boeing-built electronic attack derivative of the two-seat F/A-18F Super Hornet, fielded to jam, detect, and attack hostile radars, communications, and air-defense networks while retaining missile carriage for suppression missions. U.S. Navy and Australian Growlers provide carrier or land-based electronic warfare support, with recent documented use in Operation Inherent Resolve, Red Sea operations against Houthi forces, and the U.S.-Iran strike context.