> Mission “data load” software is also causing concern. This software is loaded on a mission-by-mission basis, working in conjunction with the permanent systems, to operate sensors and respond to conditions for a particular battleground (Aviation Week gives identifying hostile radars as an example).
"Damn, they have radars here. We'll have to go back and do a software reload, sorry guys."
I've never been in the military aviation community. But I'd assume that ID'ing radars is so basic that you'd want to carry it around with you all the time. You know, just in case.
It does everything. Eventually. Not all at once. And maybe not even when you need it.
"Damn, they have radars here. We'll have to go back and do a software reload, sorry guys."
I've never been in the military aviation community. But I'd assume that ID'ing radars is so basic that you'd want to carry it around with you all the time. You know, just in case.
It does everything. Eventually. Not all at once. And maybe not even when you need it.