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The article claims that the configuration will not change from what the RAAF had been flying, and that the planes have been more or less fitted with the most mo
by mthoms 7y ago
The article claims that the configuration will not change from what the RAAF had been flying, and that the planes have been more or less fitted with the most modern upgrades available.
So, nothing rivaling next generation hardware but also nothing to sneeze at either.
- lobotryas 7y agoAlso no munitions. Unless you are worried about info leaks to China (who else is sophisticated enough to take advantage of it?) I’m not seeing your concern.
- angry_octet 7y agoThe munitions come from the US. They can be fitted if desired.
- balls187 7y agoI don't believe that pertains to software and advanced flight control systems. Instead things like larger displays, munition mount points, and radar cross sections, etc. The avionics provided are a modern variant of legacy systems, where the "cutting edge" is classified and held under strict expert control.