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Electronic warfare has become a significant aspect of military strategy, evolving since World War II and gaining momentum during the Vietnam War. The U.S. Air Force's EA-37B Compass Call and the U.S. Navy's EA-18G Growler are modern aircraft designed for electronic warfare missions, including signal intelligence, jamming, and electronic attacks.
The EA-37B is noted for its advanced signal processing capabilities that allow real-time analysis and disruption of enemy communications. According to the Air & Space Forces Magazine, it represents a major advancement in electronic attack capabilities. The Gulfstream-based Compass Call can adapt quickly to changing battlefield conditions.
The EA-18G Growler is equipped with multiple jamming pods and advanced avionics systems, allowing it to conduct both offensive and defensive electronic attacks. Its integration into NATO operations has been crucial in addressing electronic warfare gaps, as highlighted by the Air & Space Forces Magazine.
