www.l3harris.com L3Harris Launches Viper Shield for Enhanced Electronic Warfare Capabilities
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- •L3Harris launched the Viper Shield for F-16 aircraft to enhance electronic warfare capabilities.
- •The system features advanced digital architecture for improved performance and reduced weight.
- •Viper Shield integrates seamlessly with existing aircraft systems for enhanced situational awareness.
L3Harris has introduced the Viper Shield, an advanced all-digital electronic warfare suite designed for F-16 aircraft. This system aims to improve survivability and mission success against evolving threats. Developed in collaboration with Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Air Force, Viper Shield features a modern architecture that leverages commercial-off-the-shelf technology for enhanced performance and reduced weight. The suite includes sophisticated digital radar threat warning and countermeasure capabilities, integrating seamlessly with existing aircraft systems. The Viper Shield is positioned to provide U.S. allies with cutting-edge countermeasures in complex battle scenarios. The system is expected to enhance situational awareness and operational effectiveness for warfighters in increasingly challenging environments.
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