Navy Awards Funding To Help Speed Up Growler Low-Band Jammer Development
The Navy hopes to speed up the fielding of its new low-band jammer for the EA-18G Growler and has awarded…
Boeing to Retrofit Existing EA-18G Growler Fleet
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. – Boeing is developing upgrades to the Navy’s existing EA-18G Growler fleet to quickly deliver a Block…
Navy Taking Major Steps to Prevent Future Physiological Events in Jets
ARLINGTON, Va. – With the Navy ruling out contaminated air and focusing on air pressure fluctuations as the cause of…
Report to Congress on U.S. Military Electronic Warfare Research and Development
The following is the April 15, 2019 Congressional Research Service report, U.S. Military Electronic Warfare Research and Development: Recent Funding…
Navy Rules Out Suspected Physiological Episodes Cause While Super Hornet Rates Grow in 2019
CAPITOL HILL — The Navy has ruled out breathing air contamination as a cause of physiological episodes, but a complex…
Marines Sundown Last EA-6B Prowler Squadron
The Marine Corps will deactivate its final electronic attack squadron in a Friday ceremony, sending its trusty but aging EA-6B…
Navy Leaders Will Hold Program Managers More Accountable for Cutting Time, Cost
ARLINGTON, Va. – Even within the regular acquisition system, the Navy expects that all of its program managers will find…
Marine Corps Shedding Old Equipment to Pay for New Technology
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — To make modernizing its equipment affordable, the Marine Corps is weeding out old technology that’s either too…
U.S./French Integrated Air Wing Exercise Accelerates French Pilots’ Return to Sea
This post is the first in a two-part series on the U.S./French integrated air wing effort taking place aboard USS…
New Navy Budget Request Moves Money Toward Top Two Aviation Safety Priorities
The Navy’s top two aviation safety priorities could benefit from a half-billion-dollar bump in funding for aircraft modification kits if…