The A6 comes in two major versions, the A-6A, a two seater used for both bombing and as a tanker, and the EA-6B a four seat electronics countermeasures version called the prowler. The A6 intruder was manufactured by Grumman Aircraft Company
Bombardier - your post is wrong on many levels. First and foremost, the A-6A was flown during VIETNAM. The A-6B was flown concurrently as a Shrike carrying "Ironhand" version for taking out SAM's and ZSU's. It was upgraded to the A-6E TRAM (Target Recognition Multi Sensor) version with a FLIR, laser designator and upgraded Norden APQ-156 radar, in the early 1980's, the version I flew. And although the E can be outfitted with a "buddy store" to fly as a tanker, it was only done when there are a shortage of tankers. There is a dedicated KA-6D tanker version. The EA-6B is the 4 seat ECM version but believe it or not, there are still 2 seat EA-6A's still flying with a couple of reserve squadrons.
Just a little advice, do some more research before you post.
Thanks for the information and advice re my error it is accepted gracefully.
Now heres some advice for you, which I hope you will accept as gracefully. Put me right by all means but dont get feckin smart with me again.
Your correction to my post could have and should have been delivered with the emphasis being correction and less on ridicule
Just a little advice, do some more research before you post.
The information I posted was obtained from the internet and although I accept not everything read is factual It was posted in good faith.
furthermore, i posted the info in the hope that it would be added to and if needed corrected by somebody with more intimate knowledge, which clearly it did.
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