2. Naval defense radar
2.1 Naval defense radar mission
The naval radar, as gray as the ship that houses it, is a key element in the fight over the surface (FOS). As such, it detects both airborne and surface targets. It must therefore be capable of detecting targets as varied as an aircraft carrier or a stealth anti-ship missile. In other words, targets with speeds ranging from less than a few m/s to several hundred m/s, or a radar-equivalent surface area of a few tenths to several hundred m 2...
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