RAF typhoons must have a 317 million pound radar formula capable of blocking enemy air defenses many miles away.
Pilots will be able to trip and disable targets, in the air and on the ground, at the same time.
Military experts call it the most complex radar generation ever developed for a fighter jet.
RAF typhoons will block enemy radar signals many miles away.
The assignment, European Common Radar System Mark 2, will guarantee six hundred highly skilled jobs at BAE Systems and its contracted spouse, Leonardo.
The assignment, European Common Radar System Mark 2, will guarantee six hundred highly professional jobs at BAE Systems and its contracted spouse, Leonardo.
“This will give the Royal Air Force a global fighting advantage,” said Mark Hamilton, Leonardo’s senior vice president.
“It can interfere with enemy air defenses and eliminate them from high-powered interference, allowing Typhoons to perform missions in highly controversial airspace.
“This means that Typhoon pilots can only have interaction targets beyond the diversity of those threats, but also stumble and block enemy systems and operate within the diversity of enemy defenses.
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