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The E-9 is a short- to medium-range turboprop that is frequently used in short-haul regional airline operations in its civilian capacity. With its short take off and landing capability, the E-9 is uniquely suited to its Air Force mission.
The E-9A is a militarized version of the Bombardier Dash 8 that provides airborne ocean surveillance and telemetry data for missile testing and evaluation. It can detect and relay objects in the Gulf of Mexico up to 25 miles away and has a short take off and landing capability.
11 maj 2024 · Note: The E-9A is a twin turboprop used as a surveillance platform to ensure the Gulf of Mexico waters are clear of civilian boaters and aircraft during live missile launches and other hazardous military activities. The E-9A provides support for...
E-9A. The E-9A twin turbo prop aircraft, based on the Bombardier de Havilland Dash-8 commuter transport, is used in the weapons evaluation program primarily as a surveillance platform to ensure...
1 sty 2020 · The E-9A Widget is a twin turboprop aircraft derived from the Bombardier Dash, used by the Air Force to patrol waters around military research and training facilities. It can detect and track civilian vessels and aircraft, monitor missile tests, and relay data to ground-based engineers and scientists.
The E-9A is a modified DHC-8 commuter aircraft that supports weapons testing, target drone operations, and range clearance. It has radar, telemetry, and signal relay systems to track and assist with targets and recover drones.
11 lut 2013 · The Air Force's only two E-9A aircraft are highly modified versions of the Dash-8 and are used primarily as a sea surveillance platform. As such, the aircraft is used to ensure that the Gulf of Mexico waters remain clear of boat traffic during live weapons launches and drops as well as other potentially hazardous military activities.
