counter-battery radar

Because most counter-battery radar is active, the location can be determined electronically from listening to the beams.

By 1986, new counter-battery radars were introduced.

Counter-battery radars used to be mostly X band because this offers the greatest accuracy for the small radar targets.

The normal purpose of a counter-battery radar is to locate hostile batteries up to about 50 km away depending on the radar's capabilities.

Counter-battery radars can also be used to observe the fire of friendly artillery and calculate corrections to adjust its fire onto a particular place.

It could be enough to put it under the constant surveillance of counter-battery radar, the kind of sophisticated monitoring devices General Rose has asked for.

This counter-battery radar is designed to detect and track incoming artillery and rocket fire to determine the point of origin for Counter-battery fire.

Counter-battery radar (CoBRa)

American personnel and equipment, especially antitank missiles, counter-battery radars, artillery, tanks, armored personnel carriers and air-defense systems, are the best.

The next step forward was European when in 1986 France, Germany and UK agreed the 'List of Military Requirements' for a new counter-battery radar.

AN/TPQ-53 Quick Reaction Capability Radar is a mobile counter-battery radar system manufactured by Lockheed Martin.

Introduced on 19 January 2006, the COBRA counter-battery radar also uses surplus chassis of the KAT I A1 generation.

Simultaneous with the development of COBRA, Norway and Sweden developed a smaller, more mobile counter-battery radar known as ARTHUR.

MAMBA stands for Mobile Artillery Monitoring Battlefield Asset, a counter-battery radar operated by the Royal Artillery.

During this deployment, Battery F conducted Firefinder counter-battery radar operations, convoys and base security all with little to no armor, with a high threat of mine strikes and ambushes.

Information on enemy order of battle and locations derived from counter-battery radar detections are reported to the Ground Combat Element and the Command Element of MAGTF.

He says he acted because American aircraft were having trouble finding the targets, while American ground forces in Albania had counter-battery radars and other targeting systems able to pinpoint the source of Serbian fire.

A counter-battery radar detects artillery projectiles fired by one or more guns, howitzers, mortars and rocket launchers and from their trajectories locates the position on the ground of the weapon that fired it.

Modern counter-battery fire relies on counter-battery radar, which calculate the source of incoming artillery shells very accurately and quickly-so quickly, in fact, that return fire can sometimes begin before the first enemy shell or rocket has landed.

If possible, a FO can access a position to call fire on enemy guns directly; either on the ground or in the air, or a battery can be located using counter-battery radar, which can be used to observe the fall of enemy shells and thus calculate their trajectory.

Unconfirmed Chinese claims also concludes that the BL904 radar also incorporate former-USSR counter-battery radar Zoopark-1 radar, two of which was purchased by China from Ukraine, but such claim has yet to be verified by official sources and sources outside China.

UK developed the first successful acoustic system, sound ranging to detect hostile artillery and anti-submarine acoustic detection in World War I. In the 1990s and improved accoustic system for artillery location acoustic artillery location system was introduced, which complements Counter-battery radar.