Electronic Warfare Aircraft

List of Electronic Warfare Aircraft with detailed specification:

EC-130H Compass Call

General Chracteristics of EC-130H Compass Call are as Below:

Role:	Electronic warfare (EW), Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD), offensive counter-information
Manufacturer:	Lockheed (airframe) BAE Systems (prime mission equipment) L3 Communications (aircraft integration and depot maintenance)
Introduction:	Apr-82
Primary users:	United States Air Force
Number built:	14 (USAF)
Unit cost:	$165 million

EC-130J Commando Solo III

General Chracteristics of EC-130J Commando Solo III are as Below:

Role:	Airborne Communications Jamming (EC-130H) Psychological and Information Operations (EC-130J)
Manufacturer:	Lockheed Aircraft Co. Lockheed Martin
Introduction:	1995
Status:	Active
Primary users:	United States Air Force Air National Guard
Number built:	14 EC-130H 7 EC-130J
Unit cost:	EC-130H: US$165 million EC-130J: US$110 million EC-130SJ: US$85 million
Developed from:	Lockheed C-130 Hercules Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules

EA-6B Prowler

General Chracteristics of EA-6B Prowler are as Below:

Role:	Electronic warfare/Attack aircraft
Manufacturer:	Grumman Northrop Grumman
First flight:	25 May 1968
Introduction:	1-Jul-1971
Retired:	2015, U.S. Navy
Status:	In service (USMC)
Primary users:	United States Navy (historical) United States Marine Corps
Number built:	170
Unit cost:	US$52 million (c.1998) US$30 million (c.1981) US$20 million (c.1973)
Developed from:	Grumman A-6 Intruder

EA-18G Growler

General Chracteristics of EA-18G Growler are as Below:

Role:	Electronic warfare
National origin:	United States
Manufacturer:	Boeing
First flight:	15-Aug-06
Introduction:	22 September 2009
Status:	In service
Primary users:	United States Navy Royal Australian Air Force
Produced:	2004–present
Number built:	100, as of May 2014
Unit cost:	US$68.2 million (flyaway cost, FY2012)
Developed from:	Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet

EP-3 ARIES II

General Chracteristics of EP-3 ARIES II are as Below:

Role:	Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)
National origin:	United States
Manufacturer:	Lockheed
Status:	Active
Primary users:	United States Navy Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
Unit cost:	$36 million
Developed from:	P-3 Orion