USAF indicates that it has successfully examined classified technology transmission information of two aircrafts (F-22 Raptor) to ground stations.

Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptors sent the classified data of probe of the air at the air base of Nellis to Nevada and the air base of Langley in Virginia with the new technology of tactical network of optimization under development by Rockwell Collins. The experiment formed part of the Expéditionnaire experiment common annual force of the U. S Air Force where the order and the order and other technologies of optimization are examined.

The civil servant declares that the test of data link of F-22 data marked the first stage for the fighter towards becoming network-enabled during the JEFX08.

“Lockheed Martin was excited about the Air Force’s decision to demonstrate the value of sharing F-22 intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance data with other fighters and back to the Combined Air Operations Center,” Larry Lawson, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. executive vice president and F-22 general program manager, said in a statement. “This is the first time in history that F-22 sensor data was down-linked to the Combined Air Operations Center using a tactical network.”