Airborne Electronic Attack Systems and EA-6B Program Office, PMA-234, is responsible for acquiring, delivering and sustaining the Airborne Electronic Attack (AEA) systems and the EA-6B Prowler aircraft, providing naval aviators with capabilities that enable mission success. Listed below are some of the systems and aircraft that support and enable the Airborne Electronic Attack mission.
ALE-43(V) Bulk Chaff Pod
The ALE-43 Bulk Chaff Pod is a Navy and Marine Corps externally mounted pod used for the dispensing of chaff in the suppression of enemy air defenses.
More InformationALQ-99 Tactical Jamming System
The ALQ-99 Tactical Jamming System is designed to provide vital jamming capability against radar and communications targets in the suppression of enemy air defenses.
More InformationALQ-231 Intrepid Tiger Pod
The Intrepid Tiger II (IT II) is a precision pod designed to provide Marine Corps fixed and rotary wing aircraft with a distributed, adaptable and networked Airborne Electronic Warfare capability that can be controlled from the cockpit or by a ground operator.
More InformationElectronic Warfare Services Architecture
Electronic Warfare Services Architecture (EWSA) is a distributed, adaptable network capability designed to integrate multiple Electronic Warfare (EW) technologies on manned and unmanned airborne platforms.
More InformationJammer Technique Optimization Group
The Jammer Technique Optimization (JATO) group, comprised of military, government and contract support, provides engineering, development and test support to develop, evaluate, validate, and provide radar and communications jamming techniques, tactics, procedures, and strategies throughout the lifecycle of Airborne Electronic Attack systems.
More InformationLow Band Transmitter
The Low Band Transmitter (LBT) was designed to increase ALQ-99 reliability and availability by replacing two aging low band transmitters in order to provide vital jamming capability against low frequency radar and communication targets and is integrated on both the EA-6B Prowler and EA-18G GROWLER® aircraft.
More InformationNext Generation Jammer
Next Generation Jammer Increment 1, an external jamming pod, will replace the AN/ALQ-99 tactical jamming system currently integrated on the EA-18G GROWLER® aircraft. It will address advanced and emerging threats alike, as well as the growing numbers of threats.
NGJ Inc 1 uses the latest digital, software-based and Active Electronically Scanned Array technologies and will provide enhanced airborne electronic attack capabilities to disrupt and degrade enemy air defense and ground communication systems.
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Program Office Description:
The Airborne Electronic Attack (AEA) Systems and EA-6B Program Office (PMA-234) is responsible for acquiring, delivering and sustaining AEA systems and the EA-6B Prowler aircraft, providing combatant commanders with capabilities that enable mission success.
Point of Contact:
Naval Air Systems Command
PEO(T) Public Affairs Officer
47123 Buse Road, Bldg 2272, Rm 454
Patuxent River, MD 20670-1547
(301) 757-7171
For Aviation & Technical Support:
CONUS Toll-Free: 1-877-418-6824
OCONUS: DSN 510-428-6824
Option 1 (Aviation)
Option 2 (Maintenance/Technical)
NAVAIR Warfighter Response Center Help Desk
Program Manager