Jam Sessions with the Fleet

So turns out I actually have wifi over here in Cali

Three Osean EA-6B Prowlers. At first I was only gonna do one, but while I was in San Diego the USS Carl Vinson, along with the USS Boxer and USS Makin Island were conducting exercises, resulting in the spotting of several Hueys, Cobras (heck one even skimmed just over the water, Seahawks, and Hornets. Combine that with being aboard the USS Midway for my ntenth visit made me want to draw more Prowlers.

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The CAG scheme for VAQ-327, the Amps, during the Belkan War. The loadout shown was used very heavily during the opening days and weeks of the war to confuse and destroy Belkan air defenses. Sadly, this aircraft was lost to an SA-6 around the time Directus was liberated. Two crewman, including CVW-5's CAG, were rescued while the other two were captured.

An EA-6 of VMAQ-8, the Black Widows, as shown during a raid into Belka (specifically one accompanying a certain group of OAF F-15Es for those who read my stories). This plane shows the more typical paint scheme of VMAQ-8, which like many squadrons in the Marines and Navy combines low-viz and colorful markings. Due to VMAQ-8's close proximity to the frontline at MCAS Hulper, this aircraft carries no external tanks

VAQ-188's anniversary scheme from 1994. The BuNo was purposefully moved by order of the unit CO to make room fro the special tail flash.

Grumman/Northrop Grumman, Namco and I retain our rights