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“Testing is all about pushing the limits of what’s possible, finding out where the toughest challenges are, and adapting creative solutions to overcoming difficult problem sets,” Stowe said. “The real win of the day was seeing the gatewayONE establish a secure two-way translational data path across multiple platforms and multiple domains. That’s the stuff ABMS is all about.” Fifth-generation fighters are typically limited to communicating with each other and to command and control centers via legacy tactical data connections, not in their native, but incompatible digital “languages” – Multifunctional Advanced Data Link for F-35 and Intra-Flight Data Link for the F-22. Not only can gatewayONE translate between those formats, in this test it moved data that is normally relegated to an operations center or tactical ground node, directly pushing it into the cockpit at the edge of the multi-domain battlespace for the first time.

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Marine Corps, Air Force test data sharing on F-22, F-35

Marine Corps, Air Force test data sharing on F-22, F-35 By (0) A U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor and F-35A Lightning II fly in formation with the XQ-58A Valkyrie drone over the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground testing range in Arizona on Dec. 9. Photo by James Cason/U.S. Air Force Dec. 15 (UPI) Last week the Marine Corps and the Air Force for the first time successfully tested bi-directional data sharing on the F-22 and F-35 in exercises in Arizona and Nevada. According to the Air Force, the test was the latest demonstration of the network architecture underpinning its Advanced Battle Management System.

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