U.S. Navy plans to finish study on EP-3E successor in early 2004
The U.S. Navy expects to finish by early 2004 a study on potential replacements for its aging fleet of EP-3E Aries II signals intelligence aircraft, a service official said June 30. The official confirmed recent congressional statements indicating that the study, which began in November 2002, is...
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