Northrop Grumman was awarded a $ 6.8 million contract, with a $ 2 million option, to upgrade three additional EA-6B Prowler aircraft with Improved Capability III kits that include the ALQ218 receiver, a new crew workstation display system and a list of other items.

Northrop Grumman was awarded a $ 6.8 million contract, with a $ 2 million option, to upgrade three additional EA-6B Prowler aircraft with Improved Capability III kits that include the ALQ218 receiver, a new crew workstation display system and a list of other items. The

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Publication:	Armada International
Date:	Oct 1, 2007
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