F-16 Fighting Falcon US Army will equip radar AFAR
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US Army F-16 Fighting Falcon fighters will equip with radar systems with active phased antenna array (AFAR). The US Air Force Command has ordered the APG-83 Scalable Agile Beam Radar (SABR) radars from Northrop Grumman Corporation, reports "Warspot" with reference to the portal ukdefencejournal.org.uk
Upgrading the radar system for the F-16 is critical. This will give the fighters the tactical advantage they need on the battlefield, and we are proud to be able to provide advanced technology to our fighters.
- said Bob Gough, vice president of combat systems avionics corporation Northrop Grumman.
Installing the APG-83 SABR radar on the F-16 fighter
The first to receive new radar 72 fighter Air Force National Guard. At Northrop Grumman Corporation indicate that radar systems with AFAR will allow to determine targets at a much greater distance, as well as to keep in view a larger number of airborne objects. The developers indicate that the APG-83 SABR is also being installed on the latest modification of the F-16 - Viper fighter.
The F-16 is a fourth-generation, multi-functional lightweight fighter. He entered service with the US Air Force in 1979 year and to this day is one of the most advanced combat vehicles. In October last year, Lockheed Martin presented an updated version of the F-16 Viper, and soon the F-16 fighters of the fifth generation F-35 should replace the F-XNUMX.
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