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TRML-2D
Figure 1: TRML-2D of the
GAF
(© DASA)
The TRML-2D G-Band radar is designed to be employed as a command and control center for area protection, site protection and the protection of individual military units. The signal processing contains a dedicated helicopter detection function. This ensures the reliable detection of low flying aircraft, ARMS, and slow flying, hovering and pop-up helicopters. EPM features and clutter suppression ensure the detection of small targets even in very hostile enviroment.
The highly mobile TRML-2D radar system can be deployed and put into operation within 10 minutes. Up to 40 weapons (lounchers and/or anti-aircraft-guns) can be simultaneously controlled.
The TRML-2D including the C² equipment has been deployed with the German Air Force and is employed as a Command and Control Center (FGR) to control the ROLAND missile lounchers.
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| displayed range: | 32 nautical miles |
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