Boeing E-6 Mercury

The Boeing E-6 Mercury is an airborne command post and communications relay based on the Boeing 707-320. The original E-6A manufactured by Boeing's defense division entered service with the US Navy in July 1989 replacing the EC-130Q. It conveyed instructions from the National Command Authority to fleet ballistic missile submarines a mission known as TACAMO (Take Charge and Move Out).

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Charge and Move Out" The Boeing E-6 Mercury is an American military Aircraft.3

Made by Boeing.

It is the successor of the Boeing 707 .

The Boeing E-6 Mercury is an American military aircraft. It operates as an airborne command post and communications center, relaying instructions from the National Command Authority.4
The Boeing E-6 Mercury is an airborne command post and communications relay based on the Boeing 707-320.5
Jet Or Prop
jet
Height Alt
774.0
Predecessor
Boeing 707
Engine(jet)
CFM International
CFM International CFM56
Length Alt
2748.0
Max Takeoff Weight Main
342000.0
Range Main
6600
Loaded Weight Main
342000.0
Introduced
August 1989
Max Speed Main
51720.0
Developed From
Boeing 707
Capacity
23
Max Takeoff Weight Alt
154400.0
Ceiling Main
> 40
000 feet
Number Built
16
Crew
12
Unit Cost
1.417E8
US$141.7 million
Span Main
148
Height Main
42
Primary user
United States Navy
Span Alt
2712.0
Plane Or Copter?
plane
Manufacturer
Boeing
First Flight
February 1987
Number Of Jets
4
Loaded Weight Alt
154400
Type of jet
high-bypass turbofans
Length Main
150
Range Alt
29190.0
Ceiling Alt
732000.0
Category
Boeing aircraft
United States command and control aircraft 1980-1989

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