
La USAF va a modernizar los radares de los B-52H, algunos de los cuales con cincuenta años de antiguedad. Los actuales radares Northrop Grumman APQ-166 son de tecnología de hace 30 años y están llegando al final de su vida operativa. Se sustituirá en 76 B-52H.
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The US Air Force is moving forward with a major new upgrade for the half-century-old Boeing B-52H fleet, focused on replacing the bomber's radar, which is roughly 30 years old.
The Northrop Grumman APQ-166 strategic radar is nearing the end of its useful life and will be replaced on 76 B-52Hs. The new system will perform all of the mission functions now performed by the APQ-166 mechanically scanned array, but provide new and enhanced capabilities.
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