E-8 Joint STARS

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The E-8 Joint STARS is an airborne battle management and ground surveillance aircraft used by the U.S. Air Force to track and coordinate military operations over large areas.

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instanceOf airborne battle management aircraft
ground surveillance aircraft
military aircraft
airframeBasedOn Boeing 707-300
linked to: Boeing 707

Boeing 707-320C
linked to: Boeing 707
allianceUser NATO (as supported asset)
basedAt Robins Air Force Base
countryOfOrigin United States
crewSize about 21
cruiseSpeed about 0.8 Mach
designation E-8C
linked to: E-8 Joint STARS
developedFrom Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System program
endurance more than 9 hours without refueling
enteredService 1997
firstFlight 1988
flightCrewSize about 4
hasCapability battle management command and control
data link to ground and air units
real-time ground target tracking
wide-area ground surveillance
height approximately 12.9 m
length approximately 46.6 m
manufacturer Northrop Grumman
maximumTakeoffWeight approximately 336000 lb
missionCrewSize about 17
operator Air Combat Command
Georgia Air National Guard
United States Air Force
powerplant Pratt & Whitney JT3D
Pratt & Whitney TF33
primaryMission battlefield management
ground moving target indication
intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
radarDesignation AN/APY-7
range approximately 9000 km
role airborne ground surveillance
battle management
command and control
serviceBranch United States Air Force Air Combat Command
linked to: Air Combat Command
status being retired
successorProgram Advanced Battle Management System
usedInConflict Gulf War
Operation Allied Force
Operation Enduring Freedom
Operation Iraqi Freedom
usesRadarType ground moving target indicator radar
side-looking airborne radar
synthetic aperture radar
wingspan approximately 44.4 m

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Northrop Grumman developed E-8 Joint STARS
Air Combat Command operates E-8C Joint STARS aircraft
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Robins Air Force Base supportsAircraftType E-8 Joint STARS
subject linked to: Robins Air Force Base, Georgia
E-8 Joint STARS designation E-8C
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Pratt & Whitney JT3D usedOnAircraft Boeing E-8 Joint STARS (TF33 variant)
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116th Air Control Wing operates E-8C Joint STARS
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116th Air Control Wing aircraftType E-8 Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System
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461st Air Control Wing aircraftOperated E-8C Joint STARS
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461st Air Control Wing aircraftOperated E-8 Joint STARS
AN/APY-7 usedOn E-8 Joint STARS
AN/APY-7 usedOn Northrop Grumman E-8C Joint STARS
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AN/APY-7 integratedWith E-8 Joint STARS mission system
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AN/APY-7 partOf E-8 Joint STARS weapon system
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Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System program developedPlatform E-8 Joint STARS aircraft
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NATO (as supported asset) supportedBy E-8 Joint STARS
Pratt & Whitney TF33 poweredAircraft Boeing E-8 Joint STARS
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Pratt & Whitney TF33 poweredAircraft Northrop Grumman E-8C Joint STARS
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TF33 usedOnAircraft Boeing E-8 Joint STARS
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TF33 usedOnAircraft Northrop Grumman E-8C Joint STARS
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