Lockheed Martin Presents the LegionTM Sensor System with Data Connection Between the Various Modules
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Lockheed Martin Presents the LegionTM Sensor System with Data Connection Between the Various Modules
Lockheed Martin's LegionTM sensor system successfully completed a flight test in Tucson, Arizona. This system allows pilots to quickly obtain solutions to engage multiple targets, improving awareness of the situation in complex environments....
The American Lockheed Martin announced that it has demonstrated in practice (in tests) the ability to link data between two Legion passive targeting pods, on the same number of F-16 fighter aircraft. The interconnection of the two pods allowed the aircraft to combine data and target information in real time. The combined use of the two Legions improves the accuracy of the target detection process […] The article Lockheed Martin successfully test…
The HiveLink system developed by the American company L3Harris played a pivotal role.
In a recent testing campaign, the U.S. company Lockheed Martin's Legion sensor system reached a new operational milestone after successfully completing a flight test on board F-16 fighters, who took off from Morris National Air Guard Base, equipped with a pod-to-pod HiveLink data link. [...] The entry With the latest Pod-to-Pod tests, Lockheed Martin's IRST Legion sensors reached 300,000 hours of flight with F-16, F-14 and F-15 fighters first ap…
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