Lockheed Martin Sniper pod (grand Merci a Aymour pour les pics)

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Providing precision targeting and enhanced situational awareness to change the way armed forces operate in theater The Sniper pod is the most widely deployed targeting system for fixed-wing aircraft in use by the U.S. Air Force, and is the targeting system of choice for 12 international air forces. In addition to fulfilling precision strike mission requirements, the Sniper pod is changing the way armed forces operate in theater with new capabilities to meet the challenges of non-traditional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (NTISR). The Sniper pod provides long-range target detection/identification and continuous surveillance for all missions, including close air support of ground forces. Superior imagery, a video datalink and J-series weapons-quality coordinates enhance the warfighter’s ability to rapidly detect and analyze ground targets while keeping aircrews out of threat ranges. The Sniper pod provides the warfighter with: Advanced image processing algorithms, combined with rock steady stabilization techniques, that provide cutting edge performance High-resolution, mid-wave FLIR and TV sensors, operated in conjunction with a dual-mode laser, that permit eye-safe operation and precise geo-location in urban environments Laser spot tracker to acquire other laser spots from air and ground assets; an infrared marker visible to soldiers using night vision goggles and a video down link to provide ground forces with enhanced situational awareness Real-time targeting for J-series weapons with a state-of-the-art tracker that enables employment of advanced laser-guided weapons against moving targets Meta-data incorporated in every frame of video to further ensure accuracy throughout intelligence and command and control functions Common software and hardware interface design provides greater interoperability across aircraft fleets A precision targeting system in a single, lightweight pod, the Sniper pod is designed for current and future aircraft. It is combat proven on U.S. Air Force and international F-15E, F-16 (all blocks), B-1, A-10C, Harrier GR7/9 and CF-18 aircraft. Lockheed Martin is also in the final stages of integrating the Sniper pod on the B-52. As the best overall value and majority share winner of the U.S. Air Force’s Advanced Targeting Pod-Sensor Enhancement (ATP-SE) competition in 2010, Sniper pods continue to deliver even greater capability to the warfighter.

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merci pour ce travail Yaku

bitte schön Amiral

Aero Maroc Industrie(AMIN) HARES pod




peu d´infos circulent sur ce pod concu par AMIN,il a été developé au début des années 1980s pour équiper F1 et F5 et remplacer les RF-5A, vu l´entrée d´air a l´arriére,il devrait contenir en plus des 3 fenetres optiques pour reconnaissance photo diurne,de l´electronique sous forme de petit radar SLAR ou IRLS(Infrared Line Scanner).il a ete exporté vers quelques pays africains(entre autres Tunisie).

Merci pour l effort Yak,

pour le Damocles il fallait le voire

sa fait 3 pods de designation parmi les plus moderne au monde, confirmés pour les FRA

F-16 =====> SNIPER
F-1EM6 ===> Damoclés
F-5TIII ===> LITENING

Merci a Yak pour le travail.

En effet ce sont les plus cité des pods que l'ont dispose.

De plus il y a le pod Hares Marocain.

Il y a aussi le DB-110 de Goodrich pour F-16.

est ce qu'il en fait partie ?

Spoiler:

DB110,ca viendra apres,on fait ca methodiquement/chronoligiquement

je crois qu on a signe pour

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Royal Moroccan Air Force Selects Goodrich DB-110 Airborne Reconnaissance System ...Goodrich Corporation (NYSE: GR) has received a contract from the U.S. Air Force to provide its advanced DB-110 airborne reconnaissance system for the Royal Moroccan Air Force's (RMAF) new Block 52+ F-16 fighters. The Foreign Military Sale (FMS) contract calls for Goodrich to provide four F-16 reconnaissance pods, data links, multiple ground exploitation systems and related support services....

http://ir.goodrich.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=60759&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1174248&highlight=