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What will the next version of the EA-18G Growler look like?

By Jeff Martin

Jun 3, 2019

Boeing is already working on the Block II version of the Growler electronic attack jet. Find out what capabilities it will have.

About Jeff Martin

Jeff Martin is the Associate Editor for Multimedia and the host & producer of Defense News Weekly, airing online and on American Forces Network worldwide. In his role as Associate Editor, he reports worldwide on the military and defense industry and leads a market-leading multimedia team.

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