The Rafale F4 fighter jet has gained a smarter way to hunt enemy air defense radars after French firms Dassault Aviation and Harmattan AI completed a successful flight test of a drone-mounted electronic warfare (EW) system.
During the trial, a drone equipped with the new NAMIB EW payload reportedly detected, identified, and geolocated hostile radar emissions from several dozen kilometers away.
It then transmitted the coordinates to the Rafale for a simulated strike.
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