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Raytheon’s JPALS flies in desert demo for US military
Raytheon’s Joint Precision Approach and Landing System (JPALS) has been demonstrated to US services in Yuma, Arizona on 16 January, Shephard has learnt.
The trial flight took place on an F-35B equipped with JPALs and the system was used to show it can aid the aircraft on landing.
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