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⚡️ ELECTRONIC WARFARE ASSETS ARRIVE AT FAIRFORD 🇺🇸 Advanced EA-37B Compass Call electronic warfare aircraft have reportedly landed at RAF Fairford, potentially positioning them for operations supporting U.S. Central Command amid rising tensions with Iran. The aircraft are designed to disrupt enemy communications, radars and command networks, providing a... show more

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Air Force just deployed a business jet that makes enemy radar go blind The EA-37B Compass Call looks like a Gulfstream G550 that Fortune 500 CEOs fly to Aspen. Except this one is stuffed with classified electronic warfare systems that jam communications, scramble radar, and make navigation systems lie to their operators. First combat deployment ever, and they chose the Iran war to debut it. Everything about its capabilities is classified, but what they will say: it flies higher, faster, and longer than the Cold War era EC-130 it replaced. Imagine every Iranian radar operator staring at a screen full of ghost signals while real jets slip through undetected. That's the Compass Call's job. A $100 million business jet that makes the billion-dollar air defense network underneath it completely useless. Source: WSJ

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