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English: Veterans and active Marines from Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadrons 2 and 3 stand with the Marine Corps’ first EA-6B Prowler Feb. 17, 35 years after its arrival. After 2015, the Marine Corps will be the only service flying the Prowler, and plans are in place to phase the aircraft out for the F-35B. The Prowler may be the last Marine aircraft dedicated solely to electronic warfare.
Date Taken on 17 February 2012
Source http://www.marines.mil/unit/mcascherrypoint/PublishingImages/120217-M-AF8232_-062.JPG
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