Difference between revisions of "Mobile Radar"
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| + | Used for search, detection, and tracking, mobile radar units are mobile vehicles which transport electronic equipment aimed at mapping a wide range of targets, from very high to very low altitudes. Advanced systems such as the AN/MPQ-53 depicted below, are capable of handling 100 target tracks simultaneously, supporting up to nine missiles in their final moment of engagement. These units are supported by strategic airlift. | ||
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Revision as of 13:41, 2 March 2018
Description
Used for search, detection, and tracking, mobile radar units are mobile vehicles which transport electronic equipment aimed at mapping a wide range of targets, from very high to very low altitudes. Advanced systems such as the AN/MPQ-53 depicted below, are capable of handling 100 target tracks simultaneously, supporting up to nine missiles in their final moment of engagement. These units are supported by strategic airlift.