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Quick Facts Role and Mobility Long-Range Volumetric Air Surveillance and Air Traffic Control; Fixed Position Frequency L-Band Range 470 km
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Long-Range Volumetric Air Surveillance and Air Traffic Control; Fixed Position Frequency L-Band Range 470 km
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Air and Surface Target Tracking, Horizon Search, Volume Search, Surface Naval Gunfire Support, and Missile
Aegis Afloat is the sea-based component of the Missile Defense Agency’s Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS). Aegis BMD builds upon the
Mobility Stationary with removable facilities for worldwide deployment Targets Short-, medium-, and intermediate-range ballistic missiles Role Land-based variant of the
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Instantaneous tracking and multi-target tracking, and Air-mobile Frequency X-Band Range 150 km Air Defense Interceptor
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Long-Range Air Surveillance; Ground-Based, Non-Mobile Frequency L-Band Range 470 km Air Defense Interceptor Systems N/A
Quick Facts Mobility Road-mobile Role Patriot fire control radar Deployment Germany, Greece, Israel, Japan, Kuwait, the Netherlands, Poland, Qatar, Romania
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Early Warning Radar; Road-mobile Frequency X-Band Range 40 km (upgraded: 75 km) Air Defense Interceptor
Quick Facts Mobility Sea-based is highly mobile; land-based has low mobility Role Primary radar for Aegis BMD Deployment Deployed on
Facts Mobility Sea-based and is highly mobile Role Planned to replace AN/SPY-1 as the primary radar for the Aegis Combat
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Long-Range Air Surveillance, Ground-Control Interception; Road-mobile, Air-mobile Frequency L-Band Range 740 km Air Defense Interceptor
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Long-Range Air Surveillance; Ground-Based, Road-mobile Frequency L-Band Range 470 km Air Defense Interceptor Systems N/A
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Short- to Medium-Range Multi-Mission Radar; Highly Mobile Frequency X-Band Range Short- to Medium-Range Air Defense
Quick Facts Mobility Transportable by air, ship, and truck; moderate mobility Role Forward-based radar for BMDS; Primary terminal radar for
Quick Facts Mobility Ground-based, mobile launchers and command center, semi-mobile radar Targets Short- and medium-range ballistic missiles in the terminal
Quick Facts Variants N/A Role and Mobility Short-Range Anti-Aircraft Gun; Ground-Based, Road-Mobile Interceptors and Range 30×173 ammunition, 800 rpm fire
Facts Mobility Highly mobile, Mounted atop a 4×4 Heavy High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) Targets Cruise missiles, UAVs, low-flying,
Quick Facts Variants LRSAM MRSAM Barak MX Role and Mobility Medium-range surface to air missile system; Road and Ship Mobile
Quick Facts Variants Submarine Launched Airflight Missile (SLAM) Javelin Starburst Role and Mobility Short-Range Surface-to-Air Missile; Man- Portable (MANPAD) Interceptors
Boost phase missile defense entails the destruction of an enemy missile during the earliest stages of its flight, while it
Quick Facts Role and Mobility Threat Detection & Tracking; Ship-based Frequency Ku-band, 15.5-17.5 GHz Range Long-range Air Defense Interceptor Systems
Quick Facts Variants N/A Role and Mobility Shoulder-Launched, Man-Portable Interceptors and Range Shin-Gung Missile Range: 7 km Speed: Mach 2.3
Quick Facts Mobility Stationary Role Long-range radar for U.S. ballistic missile defense system Frequency L-Band Range 2,000 miles (3,200 km)
Overview The Command and Control, Battle Management and Communications (C2BMC) System is a software package used by the Missile Defense
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