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FORCE MULTIPLIER An EA-18G Growler of VAQ-141 launches from the carrier USS George H W Bush. (US Navy)
The great Growler debate
AUTHOR: Andrew Mclaughlin
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The government’s decision on whether to enhance airborne electronic attack (AEA) effectiveness by giving the RAAF an EA-18G Growler capability may be a close-run thing.
Reports indicate a deal has been done and ratification by cabinet’s National Security and National Account Committees this month (April) is a formality.
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