Lockheed Martin Tests Networked Infrared Sensors on F-16 Fighters

Lockheed Martin (LMT) conducted successful flight tests in Arizona, demonstrating its Legion infrared sensor system's ability to exchange targeting information between two F-16 fighter jets. The test showcased a new method for tracking airborne threats without using radar technology. This development highlights the potential of networked infrared sensors as an alternative or supplement to traditional radar systems in military aviation. It could lead to enhanced situational awareness and operational capabilities, particularly in contested environments where radar may be vulnerable to jamming or countermeasures.

By Rob Williams, SA News Editor · Seeking Alpha ·

Lockheed Martin Tests Networked Infrared Sensors on F-16 Fighters

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