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upgrading the pilot avionics, such as replacing the mechanical Inertial Navigation System (INS) with a more reliable and accurate laser Ring Gyroscope-driven INS, installing dual Multifunction Display Units (MFCDUs) (vice one in the Group II) and integrating GPS into the weapon system. A variant of the Group II with upgrades to the mission computer and CIC workstations is referred to as the MCU/ACIS, these were produced in small numbers due to production of the Hawkeye 2000 soon after its introduction. All Group II aircraft had their 1960s vintage computer processors replaced by a mission computer with the same functionality via modern computer technology, referred to as the GrIIM RePr (Group II Mission Computer Replacement Program, pronounced "grim reaper").
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August 1981. Upgrading the Group 0 aircraft to Group I specifications was considered, but the cost was comparable to a new production aircraft, so upgrades were not conducted. Group I aircraft were only flown by the Atlantic fleet squadrons. This version was followed within a few years by the Group II, which had the improved APS-145 radar. A total of 50 Group II aircraft were delivered, 12 being upgraded Group I aircraft. This new version entered service in June 1992 and served with the Pacific and Atlantic Fleet squadrons.
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after 59 aircraft had already been built. In particular, difficulties were being experienced due to inadequate cooling in the closely packed avionics compartment. Early computers and complex avionics systems generated considerable heat and could fail without proper ventilation. These issues continued long after the aircraft entered service. At one point, reliability was so bad that the entire fleet of aircraft was grounded.
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program was initiated. In addition, now that the capabilities of the aircraft were starting to be realized, more were desired; 28 new E-2Cs were ordered to augment the 49 E-2Bs that would be upgraded. Improvements in the new and upgraded aircraft were concentrated in the radar and computer performance.
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A sale of up to five E-2Ds for JASDF was approved by the U.S. State Department and DSCA notified Congress on 7 March 2023. The sale includes ancillary equipment, spares and training support for an estimated $ 1.38 billion. The proposed five E-2Ds are in addition to the six E-2Ds Japan already has and
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aboard the Navy's ships, with a design from Grumman being selected to meet this requirement in March 1957. Its design, initially designated W2F-1, but later redesignated the E-2A Hawkeye, was the first carrier plane that had been designed from its wheels up as an AEW and command and control airplane.
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Although the upgraded E-2B was a vast improvement on the unreliable E-2A, it was an interim measure. The US Navy knew the design had much greater capability and had yet to achieve the performance and reliability parameters set out in the original 1957 design. In April 1968, a reliability improvement
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all ten Regular Navy Hawkeye squadrons flew overland sorties. They provided battle management for attack of enemy ground targets, close-air-support coordination, combat search and rescue control, airspace management, as well as datalink and communication relay for both land and naval forces. During
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After Navy officials had been forced to explain to Congress why four production contracts had been signed before avionics testing had been completed, action was taken; Grumman and the US Navy scrambled to improve the design. The unreliable rotary drum computer was replaced by a Litton L-304 digital
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The first prototype, acting as an aerodynamic testbed only, flew on 21 October 1960. The first fully equipped aircraft followed it on 19 April 1961 and entered service with the US Navy as the E-2A in January 1964. By 1965, the project had accumulated so many development issues that it was cancelled
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with VAW-117, the "Wallbangers" (formerly the "Nighthawks") and CVW-11. U.S. Navy E-2C Hawkeyes have been upgraded with eight-bladed propellers as part of the NP2000 program; the first squadron to cruise with the new propellers was VAW-124 "Bear Aces". The Hawkeye 2000 version can track over 2,000
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at all times. Until 2005, the US Navy Hawkeyes were organized into East and West coast wings, supporting the respective fleets. However, the East coast wing was disestablished, all aircraft were organized into a single wing based at Point Mugu, California. Six E-2C aircraft were deployed by the US
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151709, 151710, 151724, 152479). However, these aircraft have the same level of electronics as the E-2C Group II Hawkeyes with their APS-145 radars and are referred to as E-2T, with "T" standing for Taiwan. On July 31, 1999, Taiwan was approved to acquire two additional E-2s built to Hawkeye 2000
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company to replace the old four-bladed design. Improvements included reduced vibrations and better maintainability as a result of the ability to remove prop blades individually instead of having to remove the entire prop and hub assembly. The propeller blades are of carbon fiber construction with
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The four E-2Ts were approved for upgrade to Hawkeye 2000 configuration in a 2008 arms deal. The four E-2T aircraft were upgraded to what became known as E-2K standard in two batches, the first batch of two aircraft were sent to the United States in June 2010, arriving home in late 2011; on their
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In December 2016, an E-2D flew for the first time fitted with an aerial refueling capability. This feature will allow the aircraft to double its time on station to five hours and increase total mission time from four to seven hours. The refueling modification will start being built into the 46th
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Two E-2A test machines were modified as E-2C prototypes, the first flying on 20 January 1971. Trials proved satisfactory and the E-2C was ordered into production. The first production aircraft performed its initial flight on 23 September 1972. The original E-2C, known as Group 0, consisted of 55
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Egypt purchased five E-2C Hawkeyes, that entered service in 1987 and were upgraded to Hawkeye 2000 standard. One additional upgraded E-2C was purchased. The first upgraded aircraft was delivered in March 2003 and deliveries were concluded in late 2008. Egypt requested two additional excess E-2C
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The next production run, between 1988 and 1991, saw 18 aircraft built to the Group I standard. Group I aircraft replaced the E-2's older APS-125 radar and T56-A-425 turboprops with their successors, the APS-139 radar system and T56-A-427 turboprops. The first Group I aircraft entered service in
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Continual improvements in airborne radars through 1956 led to the construction of AEW airplanes by several different countries and several different armed forces. The functions of command and control and sea and air surveillance were also added. The first carrier-based aircraft to perform these
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airborne warning and control system aircraft was considered to be the prime candidate for the airborne early warning mission by the JASDF. However, the Japanese Defense Agency realized that the E-3 would not be readily available due to USAF needs and opted to procure E-2 Hawkeye aircraft. The
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By 1997, the US Navy intended that all front line squadrons would be equipped, for a total of 75 Group II aircraft. Grumman merged with Northrop in 1994 and plans began on the Group II Plus, also known as the Group II / NAV upgrade. This kept the same computer and radar as the Group II while
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aircraft; the first aircraft became operational in 1973 and serving on carriers in the 1980s and 1990s, until they were replaced in first-line service by Group II aircraft. US Navy Reserve used some aircraft for tracking drug smugglers. The type was commonly used in conjunction with
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The E-2 also received the nickname "Super Fudd" because it replaced the WF (later E-1) "Willy Fudd". In recent decades, the E-2 has been commonly referred to as the "Hummer" because of the distinctive sounds of its turboprop engines, quite unlike that of
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on the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye on its potential use to satisfy its current shore-based and future carrier-based Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) requirements. The Indian Navy has reportedly expressed interest in acquiring up to six Hawkeyes.
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The innovative wing folding mechanism STO-Wing), developed by Leroy Grumman in early 1941 and first applied to the XF4F-4 Wildcat, manufactured by the Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, is designated an ASME Historic Mechanical Engineering
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The aircraft is operated by a crew of five, with the pilot and co-pilot on the flight deck and the combat information center officer, air control officer and radar operator stations located in the rear fuselage directly beneath the rotodome.
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L-304E with 4096 words of memory was completed and put in operation. Very shortly thereafter, the computer was tied to a typewriter, paper tape reader and punch, a small magnetic tape, a real-time clock and a small CRT display and control
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computer and various avionics systems were replaced – the upgraded aircraft were designated E-2Bs. In total, 49 of the 59 E-2As were upgraded to E-2B standard. These aircraft replaced the E-1B Tracers in the various US Navy AEW squadrons.
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In 2004, three former Israel Air Force E-2C aircraft were sold to the Mexican Navy to perform maritime and shore surveillance missions. These aircraft were upgraded locally by IAI. The first Mexican E-2C was rolled out in January 2004.
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In April 2007, it was announced that the four E-2C Hawkeyes were to be replaced with four Gulfstream G550s which would become the primary early warning aircraft of the Singapore Air Force. On 13 April 2012, the newer
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test. These two systems will form the basis of the Naval Integrated Fire Control – Counter Air (NIFC-CA) when fielded in 2015; the USN is investigating adding other systems to the NIFC-CA network in the future.
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Naval Reserve for drug interdiction and homeland security operations until 9 March 2013, when the sole Reserve squadron, VAW-77 "Nightwolves", was decommissioned and its six aircraft sent to other squadrons.
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prompted the Coast Guard to discontinue flying E-2Cs and to return its E-2Cs to the Navy. The U.S. Customs Service also returned its E-2Cs to the Navy and concentrated on the use of former U.S. Navy
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Two E-2As, BUNOs 148712 and 148713, converted as E-2C prototypes. Designated as YE-2C and NE-2C respectively. These airframes then finished out their useful life being used as TE-2C pilot trainers.
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targets simultaneously while also detecting 20,000 targets to a range greater than 400 mi (640 km) and simultaneously guide 40–100 air-to-air intercepts or air-to-surface engagements.
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plane (out of 75 planned) for delivery in late 2020 costing an additional $ 2 million per aircraft and the Navy plans to retrofit the feature on all previous Hawkeyes for $ 6 million per plane.
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used a novel approach using a compound angle folding-wing that was unique to Grumman...It was a successful design that was later used on the F6F Hellcat and TBF Avenger.
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the seven more it has on order. However, the Japanese Ministry of Defense did not reveal in its most recent proposed budget any intention to acquire more aircraft.
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Taiwan acquired four E-2T aircraft from the US on 22 November 1995. On 15 April 2006 Taiwan commissioned two new E-2K Hawkeyes at an official ceremony at the
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Israel was the first export customer; its four Hawkeyes were delivered during 1981, complete with the folding wings characteristic of carrier-borne aircraft.
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The APY-9 radar has been suspected of being capable of detecting fighter-sized stealth aircraft, which are typically optimized against high frequencies like
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The E-2A entered U.S. Navy service in January 1964 and in April 1964 with VAW-11 at NAS North Island. The first deployment was aboard the aircraft carrier
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As the E-2B but with all new electronics, surveillance radar and search radar, 63 built. In "plus-models" the E-2C also has upgraded turboprop engines.
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bought thirteen E-2C aircraft to improve its early warning capabilities. The E-2C was put into service with the Airborne Early Warning Group (AEWG) at
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of the French Navy's Aeronavale was stood up on 2 July 2000 and flies its E-2C Hawkeyes from its naval air station at Lann-Bihoue, deploying to the
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was certified to have five operational aircraft. This began training on the aircraft for its first operational deployment, scheduled for 2015 aboard
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Another upgrade to the Group II was the Hawkeye 2000, which featured the same APS-145 radar but incorporated an upgraded mission computer and CIC (
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In the mid-1980s, several U.S. Navy E-2Cs were made available to the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Customs Service for counter-narcotics (CN) and
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The design engineers at Grumman faced immense challenges, including the requirement that the aircraft be able to operate from the older modified
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Carrier Strike Group departed Naval Station Norfolk and returned to port on 23 November 2015, concluding the first operational use of the E-2D.
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New mission computer, Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) and additional satellite communications aerial. Originally designated Group 2+.
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Deliveries of initial production E-2Ds began in 2010. On 4 February 2010, Delta One conducted the first E-2D carrier landing aboard USS
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acquired four Grumman E-2C Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft in 1987, which are assigned to the 111 Squadron "Jaeger" based at
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officially took over duty from the former. Singapore has close ties with the Israel military which has also acquired the G550 AEW.
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standard. Later, the four original E-2Ts were also upgraded to the same standard. The upgraded aircraft were referred to as E-2Ks.
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In 1956, the U.S. Navy developed a requirement for an airborne early warning aircraft where its data could be integrated into the
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began receiving E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes for training use in July 2010. On 27 March 2014, the first E-2Ds were delivered to the
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Initial production version of E-2C, fitted with AN/APS-120 or AN/APS-125 radar. Lengthened nose compared to earlier versions
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In 2004, the E-2C's propeller system was changed; a new eight-bladed propeller system named NP2000 was developed by the
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A variant with new avionics suite, improved engines, a new "glass cockpit" and the potential for air-to-air refueling.
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as a part of carrier suitability testing. On 27 September 2011, an E-2D was successfully launched by the prototype
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air forces in large numbers. The similarly placed stationary radome of the E-2's piston-engined predecessor, the
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systems. No other carrier-borne aircraft possesses one of these. Land-based aircraft with rotodomes include the
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5: pilot, copilot, radar officer (RO), combat information center officer (CICO), aircraft control officer (ACO)
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in 2002 after they had been upgraded with new systems; the remaining example was sent to be displayed in the
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jet engines. In addition to U.S. Navy service, smaller numbers of E-2s have been sold to the armed forces of
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design. In June 2015, the Japanese government requested to buy four E-2Ds through a Foreign Military Sale.
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and sailors lost at sea, relaying radio communications, air-to-air and ship-to-air. It can also serve in an
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aircraft, where the radar was carried in an aerofoil-shaped radome carried above the aircraft's fuselage.
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for launch (takeoff). A distinguishing feature of the Hawkeye is its 24-foot (7.3 m) diameter rotating
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Northrop to begin cutting in aerial refueling capability in E-2D Advanced Hawkeye production this year
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aircraft in October 2007; deliveries began in 2010. They all operate in 601 AEW Brigade, Cairo-West.
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Affairs, This story was written by Program Executive Office for Tactical Aircraft Programs Public.
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New radar (AN/APS-139), plus upgraded mission computer and upgraded engines. 18 new build aircraft.
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return the second batch of two aircraft were sent for upgrade, returning to Taiwan in March 2013.
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and SM-6 missiles, onto targets beyond a launch platform's detection range or capabilities.
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for recovery (landing) and the nose gear can attach to a shuttle of the aircraft carrier's
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As E-2A but fitted with improved computing, enlarged outer fins. 52 converted from E-2A.
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system, preventing the folded wing panels from making contact with the E-2's rotodome.
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Northrop Grumman Awarded $ 617 Million for Full-Rate Production E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes
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The F4F-4 was the first version of the Wildcat to feature a Grumman innovation, the
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Butler, Amy, "Ready to sail", Aviation Week and Space Technology, October 27, 2014
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Egypt used the E-2C Hawkeye in a bombing operation in 2015 against ISIL in Libya.
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aircraft was designed and developed during the late 1950s and early 1960s by the
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In 2014, several E-2C Hawkeyes from the Bear Aces of VAW-124 were deployed from
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The first E-2D with aerial refueling capability was delivered in September 2019.
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Henri-Pierre Grolleau, Paris - Jane's Navy International (September 27, 2019).
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Map of current operators of the E-2 Hawkeye in blue and former operators in red
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E-2C, BuNo 160012, Garden City, NY as part of Cradle of Naval Aviation Display
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officially decided to procure the E-2D version of the Hawkeye, instead of the
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PEO(T), This story was written by Denise Deon Wilson, NAVAIR Public Affairs.
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operations (MIO). This also led to the Coast Guard building a small cadre of
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E-2D Advanced Hawkeye Command and Control Aircraft Joins the US Navy's Fleet
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The U.S. Navy's Secret Counter-Stealth Weapon Could Be Hiding in Plain Sight
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The four examples were soon put into active service before and during the
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The E-2C and E-2D Hawkeyes use advanced electronic sensors combined with
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steel leading edge inserts and de-icing boots at the root of the blade.
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E-2C Hawkeye squadrons played a critical role in air operations during
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launchers and any other electronic surveillance missions as directed.
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and other electronics. The fourth major version of the Hawkeye is the
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US Navy Orders Five Lot 2 Full Rate Production E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes
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as flying command posts and air traffic controllers over Iraq during
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capacity in emergency situations when land-based ATC is unavailable.
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Two E-2As, BUNOs 148147 and 148148, converted as prototypes of the
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Gallery of photographs of the French E-2C Hawkeye on NetMarine.net
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Carrier Theodore Roosevelt returns from round-the-world deployment
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fighters; monitoring airspace and then vectoring Tomcats over the
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In August 1981, a Hawkeye from VAW-124 "Bear Aces" directed two
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turboprop engine (5250 shp rating) on each wing and retractable
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resounding victory over Syrian air defenses and fighter control
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More recently, E-2Cs provided the command and control for both
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ROCAF E-2K, the updated E-2T, at Songshan Air Force Base, 2011
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Donald, David, ed. "Grumman E-2 Hawkeye/TE-2/C-2 Greyhound".
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Original designation of the Hawkeye, changed to E-2A in 1962.
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Grumman also used the basic layout of the E-2 to produce the
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E-2B, BuNo 152484, Air Victory Museum, Lumberton, New Jersey
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Initial production version, was W2F-1 before 1962. 59 built.
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E-2B, BuNo 150541, NAS Norfolk Air Park (adjacent Gate 4),
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from 111 Sqn on static display at Paya Lebar Air Base, 2006
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responsibilities spanning three states, and the control of
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Affairs, From Commander, Naval Air Force Reserve Public.
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The E-2 Hawkeye is a crucial component of all U.S. Navy
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A US Navy E-2C of VAW-117 approaches the flight deck of
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Aircraft in fiction § Northrop Grumman E-2 Hawkeye
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1st Early Warning and Reconnaissance Naval Air Squadron
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An E-2 Hawkeye at the Patuxent River Naval Air Museum.
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Avionics upgrade, inclusion of GPS into weapon system.
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Three of the four Israeli-owned Hawkeyes were sold to
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In U.S. service, the E-2 Hawkeye provides all-weather
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datalink to destroy potential threats with long range
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Rogoway, Craig Picken and Tyler (December 19, 2018).
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The cockpit of an E-2C Hawkeye of United States Navy
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E-2D Hits IOC; Navy Hawkeye Gets Larger, Lethal Role
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E-2B, BuNo 152476, Patuxent River Naval Air Museum,
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Pentagon approves E-2D Hawkeye full rate production
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Aircraft of comparable role, configuration, and era
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A Grumman E-2A Hawkeye in flight in the early 1960s
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October 3, 2011. 2945:on February 9, 2011 2386:Fairey Gannet AEW.3 2347:Related development 2221:Max takeoff weight: 2075:E-2C, BuNo 164494, 2068:E-2C, BuNo 162796, 2016:E-2C, BuNo 159496, 1984:E-2B, BuNo 150540, 1959:Aircraft on display 1631:(E-2C) & (E-2D) 1625:(E-2C) & (E-2D) 1594:(E-2C Hawkeye 2000) 955:Air Traffic Control 764:Operational history 732:air traffic control 712:command and control 661:for its long-range 626:, the E-2 uses the 533:fire-control system 465:Hamilton-Sundstrand 431:Grumman F-14 Tomcat 196:integrated circuits 191:due to advances in 44:General information 7239:High-wing aircraft 6469:Utility/Transports 4998:Taylor, John W. R. 4516:"Official Website" 4491:"Official Website" 4466:"Official Website" 4150:on August 30, 2018 4063:on October 8, 2010 3890:taiwanairpower.org 3258:Godfrey 1977, p.8. 2800:. 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AIRtime, 2004. 4841:Lednicer, David. 4342:on August 1, 2014 4311:"Command History" 4102:Missing or empty 4044:Air International 3770:(Press release). 3517:defense-aerospace 2991:Security Industry 2588:. 1966. p. 2 2586:trailing-edge.com 2376:Boeing E-3 Sentry 2032:Hatzerim Air Base 1826:Israeli Air Force 1674:Republic of China 1533:Charles De Gaulle 1503:Republic of China 1501:E-2C variant for 1482:E-2C Hawkeye 2000 1285:Israeli Air Force 1186:in January 1987. 1133:Charles de Gaulle 1121:Charles de Gaulle 967:U.S. Marine Corps 951:Hurricane Katrina 949:the aftermath of 930:carrier air wings 842:Mediterranean Sea 750:combat air patrol 746:anti-ship missile 742:signal processing 622:Like the earlier 567:like the Russian 555:and parts of the 317: 316: 309: 204:Boeing E-3 Sentry 153: 152: 128:Introduction date 7261: 7214:Grumman aircraft 7052: 7045: 7038: 7029: 7028: 6947: 6940: 6933: 6924: 6923: 6247: 6246: 5133:Northrop Grumman 5122: 5115: 5108: 5099: 5098: 5082: 4936: 4894: 4893: 4891: 4889: 4880:. 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