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But officials now say the fiscal 2008 budget may provide money for more upgrades. The reason is that the technology is a path to the world of network-centric warfare that has already been used by the U.S. Air Force. USAF first adopted the (v)1 radar but then upgraded it with a 21st century emitter and antenna—the 1,000-element, active electronically scanned array (AESA). That improvement, designated the APG-63(v)3, produces a radar with the ability to see small targets, such as cruise missiles, or to identify tactical ballistic missile launchers in their radar-generated ground maps. The radar also can transmit large files of imagery, electronically attack enemy sensors through jamming and insertion of false targets, and provide two-way digital connectivity to other aircraft and sensors in the battlespace.
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Another consideration is that the most important secrets on the F-22 are embedded in its software and encompass the F-22¡¯s electronic attack and surveillance, information operations and long-range targeting capabilities. These can be made tamper-proof (although the additional cost is being estimated at around $500 million). Certainly reverse engineering of U.S. technology has produced poor results. The Russians, for example, have had the wreckage of the F-117 shot down in Serbia during the Kosovo campaign for eight years. Russian engineers told Aviation Week & Space Technology editors that they found the aircraft pieces interesting but only marginally useful. So far, Soviet stealth capabilities are extremely limited and hindered by high costs. However, stealth is appearing in small scale on ship- and air-launched cruise missiles
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