Το ραντάρ SMART-L αποδεικνύει την συνεργασία με τον SM-3

Konstantinos Zikidis Διάβασε παρακάτω:
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March 22, 2016: SMART-L EWC produced its first air picture while mounted on a test stand at its Hengelo site.
December 2006: SMART-L ELR (later called SMART-L EWC) was first tested aboard the Royal Netherlands Navy frigate the HrMs Tromp in cooperation with the U.S. Navy during Flight Test Mission 11 on the Pacific Missile Range Facility off Hawaii. During the test, SMART-L ELR demonstrated its ability to track a ballistic missile and cue other platforms using the tracking data.[14]
2003: Thales built a prototype SMART-L radar designed for detecting and tracking ballistic missiles. Called SMART-L Extended Long Range (ELR), the prototype came to be called SMART-L Early Warning Capability (EWC) and has longer range than the default SMART-L.
2001-2001: SMART-L was deployed by the Royal Netherlands Navy.
1999: SMART-L was tested numerous times on a moving platform at sea. The tests were successful and found that the radar could also observe objects in space.[15]
February 24, 1998: Four SMART-L radars were ordered for future Dutch Air Defense Command Frigates.[16]
June 1997: The German Navy ordered three SMART-L radars.[17]
July 24, 1991: Contract was signed by the Royal Netherlands Navy for the development of a new long-range radar, which would be called SMART-L.[18]
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