Correct, UAI status on AARGM is not known. I was assuming they got off of their a$$e$ for a change and did something smart.

All KPPs for the F-35 are in the A2G config so there is no reason to assume this metric is not also A2G.

Funny how even with the HMDS of the F-35, it can still dominate even a “clean” (ie no weapons, jammers, pods, or EFTs) F-16.

By the end of the week, though, they (F-16s) had dropped their wing tanks, transitioned to a single centerline fuel tank and were still doing everything they could not to get gunned by us. A week later they stripped the jets clean of all external stores, which made the BFM fights interesting, to say the least…

https://www.reddit.com/r/F35Lightning/comments/8a66ta/out_of_the_shadows_rnlaf_experiences_with_the/

REd Flag 191- Newws— Talk about a Pain Train 😀

What does Australia think of the F-35? One Air Force commander details his experience
By: Nigel Pittaway

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{Air Commodore Mike } Kitcher also described a sortie he flew in the Red Flag 19-1 exercise held in Nevada in February, in which RAAF Hornets flew with U.S. Air Force F-35As as part of an international strike package.

“One of the key strike missions I did that day was to watch an eight-ship [formation] of F-35s kick open a door, which was a fairly hard door to open. Some F-22s came in after that to hold the door open, and the F-35s went back and picked up a strike train that consisted of [RAAF] Hornets, Super Hornets from the U.S. Navy, Typhoons from the [British] Royal Air Force and U.S. Air Force F-16s, supported by U.S. Navy [EA-18G] Growlers and U.S. Air Force F-16s,” Kitcher said.

“That was the first time I’ve been in a high-end exercise, involving a significant air threat, a significant surface-to-air threat and even a cyberthreat. You could see the way the F-35 was working with Classic Hornets, Super Hornets, Typhoons and Growlers to solve a very difficult problem. I’m confident that we’ll be doing that in Australia with our F-35s and our Super Hornets and Growlers within the next couple of years.”

https://www.defensenews.com/digital-show-dailies/avalon/2019/02/28/what-does-australia-think-of-the-f-35-one-air-force-commander-details-his-experience/

If Israel wants to integrate their weapons without anyone else knowing, the easiest way to do it create their own UAI drivers for their own weapons. With the upcoming ALIS filters they can can even keep it out of ALIS.