E-8C

South Korea's Yonhap news agency said the E-8C joint surveillance target attack radar system, known as STARS, had been deployed to detect any North Korean air activity during the drill.

South Korean president takes responsibility for failing to protect country, signals hardened military stance toward North Keith B. Richburg 2010

South Korea's Yonhap news agency said the E-8C joint surveillance target attack radar system, known as STARS, had been deployed to detect any North Korean air activity during the drill.

S. Korea to toughen policy toward North Keith B. Richburg 2010

South Korea's Yonhap news agency said the E-8C joint surveillance target attack radar system, known as STARS, had been deployed to detect any North Korean air activity during the drill.

South Korean president takes responsibility for failing to protect country, signals hardened military stance toward North Keith B. Richburg 2010

The E-8C is a modified Boeing 707-300 series commercial airframe remanufactured and modified with the radar, communications, operations, and control subsystems.

A Nightmare’s Prayer Michael Franzak 2010

J-STARS were E-8A or E-8C Boeing 707-type aircraft that had been developed as a joint project by the Air Force and Army.

Cyclops One Jim DeFelice 2003

J-STARS were E-8A or E-8C Boeing 707-type aircraft that had been developed as a joint project by the Air Force and Army.

Cyclops One Jim DeFelice 2003

Joint STARS, built by Northrop Grumman, is a sophisticated airborne battle management, command and control, intelligence and surveillance system that is carried on E-8C aircraft, modified Boeing 707 passenger airliners.

unknown title 2011

The entire E-8C fleet could be re-engined in about 2 years, while remaining available for use at their normal rates.

Defense Industry Daily Joe Katzman 2010

Once military certification was complete, having the equipment on hand would mean that re-engining could begin immediately during the 17-plane E-8C fleet's routine depot maintenance (PDM) cycles.

Defense Industry Daily Joe Katzman 2010

After civil certification was complete, the engines and pylons were removed from Omega Air's 707, for installation on a military E-8C aircraft that would be used for military certification.

Defense Industry Daily Joe Katzman 2010