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Yon sèl pyès se ARC-210 Warrior pi lwen pase-liy-of-je lojisyèl pwogramasyon radyo a kapab transmèt vwa, done, ak enfòmasyon nan-vòl ant B-52s ak lòd tè ak kontwòl sant, sa ki pèmèt pou transmisyon nan ak resevwa done ak mete ajou entèlijans yo, kat, oswa vize enfòmasyon; anvan nan-vòl chanjman sib mande kopye desann kowòdone, pandan y ap ARC-210 a pèmèt machin-a-machin transfè nan done, ki itil sou misyon long andirans kote objektif ka te chanje kote lè B-52 a te vwayaje. Avyon an yo pral kapab resevwa enfòmasyon nan Link-16. amelyorasyon CONECT ap koute $ 1.1 milya dola an jeneral ak pran plizyè ane. te Finansman te garanti pou 30 B-52s ak fòs aeryen an espere ke pou amelyorasyon 10 CONECT pou chak ane, men pousantaj la gen ankò yo dwe detèmine. Zam amelyorasyon gen ladan Upgrade nan 1760 Entèn Zam Bay (IWBU), ki bay yon ogmantasyon 66 pousan nan kapasite cha lè l sèvi avèk yon koòdone dijital ak lans Rotary ogmante chaj la zam. se efò a IWBU konvèzyon yo ka koute apeprè $ 313 milyon dola. IWBU nan 1760 pral pèmèt B-52 a pote asanble-158B JASSM-ER la ak MALD nan ADM-160C. Tout 1760 IWBUs ta dwe sou entènèt nan Oktòb 2017.
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One piece is the ARC-210 Warrior beyond-line-of-sight software programmable radio able to transmit voice, data, and information in-flight between B-52s and ground command and control centers, allowing for the transmission and receipt of data with updated intelligence, mapping, or targeting information; previous in-flight target changes required copying down coordinates, while the ARC-210 allows machine-to-machine transfer of data, useful on long-endurance missions where targets may have changed locations when the B-52 was traveling. The aircraft will be able to receive information through Link-16. CONECT upgrades will cost $1.1 billion overall and take several years. Funding has been secured for 30 B-52s and the Air Force hopes for 10 CONECT upgrades per year, but the rate has yet to be determined. Weapons upgrades include the 1760 Internal Weapons Bay Upgrade (IWBU), which gives a 66 percent increase in carriage capability using a digital interface and rotary launcher to increase the weapons payload. The IWBU effort is expected to cost roughly $313 million. The 1760 IWBU will allow the B-52 to carry the AGM-158B JASSM-ER and the ADM-160C MALD. All 1760 IWBUs should be online by October 2017.