The first prototypes of the Grumman EA-6B Prowler were built in the late 1960s. Its lengthy operational service, which began in 1971 with the U.S. Navy, makes it one of the most renowned electronic warfare aircraft in the history of flight. The Prowler derives from the A-6 Intruder, carrier-based, ground-attack aircraft, from which it acquires a large part of its fuselage and wing profile. The Prowler, however, is characterized by its configuration, which is dedicated to electronic warfare through the use of the large pod shaped fairing on the vertical fin and the side-by-side, twin cockpit layout. Today the EA-6B is in service with the US Navy, as well as with the Marines and the USAF. It took part in the more recent conflicts in Afghanistan, the Balkan Peninsula and Iraq. In addition to its traditional roles of radar jamming and electronic warfare, the latest versions, equipped with AGM-88 Harm missiles, are also capable of performing strike missions on enemy air defenses. Includes decals for 5 U.S. versions. Paint colors needed: FS37038 Flat Black, FS35270 Flat Medium Gray, FS34088 Flat Olive Drab, FS33538 Flat Indignia Yellow, FS17875 Gloss White, FS17178 Gloss Silver, FS15200 Gloss Dark Blue, FS11302 Gloss Red, FS37200 Flat Gunmetal, FS33965 Flat Light Flesh, FS30140 Medium Brown, FS30279 Desert Sand, FS20400 Tan, FS35237 Gray Blue, FS36320 Dark Compass Gray, and FS36375 Light Compass Gray.