Navy Boeing EA-18G Growlers leave Long Island
News 12 Long Island’s Danielle Campbell caught up with the pilots of the planes to recap their weekend at the Airpower Museum at Republic Airport.
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May 31, 2022, 11:31 AM
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Updated 859 days ago
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459ds agoThe powerful military jets, The Growlers, are gettingtook off from Republic Airport and headed back to their home base in Washington state this morning.
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12 Long Island’s Danielle Campbell caught up with the pilots of the
planes to recap their weekend at the Airpower Museum at Republic
Airport.
The Growler is an electronic warfare aircraft that was featured at the museum this weekend.
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