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Q: Else though the Cinco said that really resonated with me was more info than the AWACS. yeah. now that's mind-blowing and again this thing is a game-changer right.
more info I mean because you remember the early days in f-18 dude you went out with your soda straw and you moved it left and right up and down to try to build a picture pixel by pixel. but now you're talking sounds like global SA.
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[USMC LtCol. Dave “Chip” Berke]:
If you were to just take all the sensors, on an F-35 and can't say what the bandwidth is and what the range is I'm not gonna tell you what they cover but if you just take all the sensors, and kind of draw them out I'm like how far they would reach and how wide in a band they would reach and what bands. that are in and lay them down and compare them to any other fighter in the world, to include the F-22, the amount of available information in different bands in different bandwidths and in different regimes. It is infinitely greater in an F-35, you have so much more information and then through fusion you're sharing and collaborating with all the other airplanes out there. It is impossible if you are a fourth gen to understand without seeing it from the inside and how much more awareness that you have.
I think that's part of the reason why he used that phrase the way that he did it's because we always think of the AWACS as being the tool that we need to give us the information outside of our relatively narrow band what do we get from our RF machine we call it a radar. they have F-35 is is EO IR, electro-optical laser fuse with dozens of other airplanes sometimes it's incredible how much information you have.
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A four ship of F-22 doesn't need AWACS to do conduct its missions