The EA-18G uses which ejection seat variant?

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The EA-18G uses which ejection seat variant?

Explanation:
This question checks which ejection seat variant the EA-18G Growler uses. The EA-18G is a Navy carrier aircraft, so it uses the Navy’s ejection seat family, the Naval Aircrew Common Ejection Seat (NACES). Specifically, it uses the SJU-17A (V) 2/A series, the Navy variant of NACES, built to meet carrier-operations requirements and integrated with the Growler’s systems. The other seats listed are used in different services or platforms (such as the USAF’s ACES II or other Martin-Baker models) and aren’t the seat installed in the EA-18G.

This question checks which ejection seat variant the EA-18G Growler uses. The EA-18G is a Navy carrier aircraft, so it uses the Navy’s ejection seat family, the Naval Aircrew Common Ejection Seat (NACES). Specifically, it uses the SJU-17A (V) 2/A series, the Navy variant of NACES, built to meet carrier-operations requirements and integrated with the Growler’s systems. The other seats listed are used in different services or platforms (such as the USAF’s ACES II or other Martin-Baker models) and aren’t the seat installed in the EA-18G.

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