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Japan’s EC-2 highly advanced electronic warfare aircraft marks a new era in airborne intelligence and aviation technology

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🇺🇸✈️ Two newly introduced (2024) EA-37B Compass Call electronic warfare aircraft have arrived in the UK and are being prepared for deployment to the Middle East. 🔺 These platforms will provide CENTCOM with advanced long-range electronic warfare capabilities, including disruption of enemy communications, air defense systems, and command networks, as well as intelligence and targeting support. ✈️ As a next-generation system, many technical details remain classified, but it significantly outperforms its predecessor, the EC-130H. 🛠 Known specifications: ▪️ Platform: Gulfstream G550 ▪️ Crew: 2 pilots + 7 EW operators ▪️ Max speed: ~980 km/h ▪️ Range: ~12,000 km ▪️ Max altitude: ~15,500 m 📡 Electronic warfare capabilities: ▪️ Jamming communications between units and command centers ▪️ Disrupting and degrading air defense radars ▪️ Blocking GPS and navigation signals ▪️ Side-mounted antenna systems allowing stand-off electronic attack 🛡️ The aircraft operates outside enemy air defense range, using high altitude to cover large areas. 🔹 It emits powerful electromagnetic signals to overwhelm radar systems, creating false targets or noise, making missile guidance difficult. 🔹 Uses digital radio frequency memory (DRFM) to capture, modify, and retransmit signals, generating false aircraft signatures. 🔹 Can disrupt data links between radars and launch systems, breaking coordination. 🔹 Also capable of airborne cyber interference, targeting wireless networks and disrupting enemy systems. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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