ATFLIR targeting pod

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The ATFLIR targeting pod is an advanced infrared and electro-optical sensor system used on U.S. Navy aircraft to detect, track, and identify targets at long ranges in various weather and lighting conditions.

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instanceOf infrared and electro-optical sensor system
targeting pod
alias ATFLIR targeting pod NERFINISHED
application air-to-air target identification
air-to-ground targeting
reconnaissance and surveillance
capability all-weather operation
day and night operation
electro-optical imaging
infrared imaging
laser designation
laser spot tracking
long-range target detection
component forward-looking infrared sensor
laser designator
laser rangefinder
laser spot tracker
television camera
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor carrier-based tactical aircraft
precision-guided munitions employment
developer Raytheon NERFINISHED
feature automatic target tracking
high magnification narrow field of view
stabilized gimbal
video recording capability
wide field of view search mode
integration aircraft mission computer
cockpit multifunction displays
manufacturer Raytheon Technologies NERFINISHED
mountingLocation F/A-18 fuselage station 5
operatedBy pilot
weapon systems officer
platformType airborne sensor pod
primaryFunction target designation
target detection
target identification
target tracking
replaced AN/AAS-38 Nite Hawk targeting pod NERFINISHED
sensorType mid-wave infrared
serviceEntry early 2000s
status in service
supportsWeaponType GPS-guided munitions (via targeting data)
laser-guided bombs
usedBy United States Navy
usedOn EA-18G Growler NERFINISHED
F/A-18C/D Hornet NERFINISHED
F/A-18E/F Super Hornet NERFINISHED
user U.S. Navy carrier air wings NERFINISHED

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2004 USS Nimitz incident videoRecordedBy ATFLIR targeting pod