AUSA 2018: 30mm ‘Swimmer’ round set for more UK trials
The Royal Navy is expected to carry out more trials of a 30 x 173mm round that can ‘swim’ underwater and is capable of neutralising sub-surface …
The US Army is set to take on several modified AN/TPQ-53 counter-rocket, artillery and mortar (C-RAM) radars from Lockheed Martin that will have an expanded counter-UAS mode for forward deployed forces.
The service has contracted Lockheed Martin to deliver six modified AN/TPQ-53 as an urgent operational requirement, and according to company officials those units are going through final development testing and will be delivered soon.
The additional capabilities effectively turn the S-band sensor into an air surveillance radar rather than just dedicated to the C-RAM role.
Shephard understands that a key requirement of the C-UAS modifications is not to degrade
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