Description: Four-engine turboprop signals intelligence (SIGINT) reconnaissance aircraft.
EP-3E ARIES II flight: Waco, Texas (March 29, 2006) - The first completed P-3C to EP-3E conversion aircraft departs from the L-3 Communications modification facility in Waco, and heads to Naval Air Station Patuxent River for testing and fleet training. U.S. Navy photo
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