With the EA18G Growler approaching......I sooo love 1 of the Ladies (in the Spectators) saying, "Here it comes!!!" (probs to young children in her care?)...magic to instill pride in the next generation (just like Anzac Day)
The Growler is essentially a Super Hornet airframe with 95 per cent commonality but adds additional capabilities to give it an electronic attack capability.
Depends on which squadron is tasked I suppose . Visually they look almost the same (without the Growlers big wing mounted jamming pods on) other than the pods on the wingtips which are permanent feature of the Growler.
Absolutely beautiful!
With the EA18G Growler approaching......I sooo love 1 of the Ladies (in the Spectators) saying, "Here it comes!!!" (probs to young children in her care?)...magic to instill pride in the next generation (just like Anzac Day)
Glad all are Australian
Awesome 😎
I was at that spot too, it was awesome.
Prove it
@@tanthaman lol odd
Didn't the Super Hornets usually fly at Riverfire? Do you know why they changed to Growlers?
The Growler is essentially a Super Hornet airframe with 95 per cent commonality but adds additional capabilities to give it an electronic attack capability.
@@chriswhyte776 ah I see ok, thank you for that!
Depends on which squadron is tasked I suppose . Visually they look almost the same (without the Growlers big wing mounted jamming pods on) other than the pods on the wingtips which are permanent feature of the Growler.
Globemaster and Growler.