Lockheed has delivered three prototype threat warning systems to the US Navy for testing under the joint and allied threat awareness system (JATAS) technology demonstration programme.
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The prototype system is designed to protect aircraft pilots and aircrews in hostile environments that include hostile fire from the ground, surface-to-air missiles, man-portable air defence systems and laser guided threats.
The system consists of a laser warning sensor, a missile warning sensor and an open architecture processor to process sensor data and provide threat declaration.
Under the six-week, government-run test activity, flight tests will be conducted on a UH-60 Black Hawk and will also include static, live-fire and laboratory tests.
The US NAVAIR and Naval Research Laboratory will also evaluate the performance of the system using Lockheed’s digital system model.
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