The truck-mounted S-band medium-range surveillance radar, which is undergoing tests by the People's Army of Vietnam, is on display at VIDEX 2022 in Hanoi. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

A locally developed S-band medium-range 3D air-defence radar has commenced final trials with the People's Army of Vietnam (PAV) and the system is set to be deployed in 2024.

The matter was disclosed to Janes at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition (VIDEX) 2022, which is taking place in Hanoi between 8 and 10 December, by a representative from the Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel).

According to the representative, the requirement for a mobile air-defence radar was first mooted by the PAV in 2018.

The system should be rapidly deployable across various terrain types and be able to feed the army's battlefield command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems with real-time target information including velocity, range, azimuth, and altitude.

The system that has since been developed for this requirement has a scanning rate of 12 rotations per minute and it can detect aircraft at ranges of up to 360 km.

The truck-mounted S-band medium-range surveillance radar, which is undergoing tests by the People's Army of Vietnam, is on display at VIDEX 2022 in Hanoi. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

A locally developed S-band medium-range 3D air-defence radar has commenced final trials with the People's Army of Vietnam (PAV) and the system is set to be deployed in 2024.

The matter was disclosed to Janes at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition (VIDEX) 2022, which is taking place in Hanoi between 8 and 10 December, by a representative from the Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel).

According to the representative, the requirement for a mobile air-defence radar was first mooted by the PAV in 2018.

The system should be rapidly deployable across various terrain types and be able to feed the army's battlefield command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems with real-time target information including velocity, range, azimuth, and altitude.

The system that has since been developed for this requirement has a scanning rate of 12 rotations per minute and it can detect aircraft at ranges of up to 360 km.

The truck-mounted S-band medium-range surveillance radar, which is undergoing tests by the People's Army of Vietnam, is on display at VIDEX 2022 in Hanoi. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

A locally developed S-band medium-range 3D air-defence radar has commenced final trials with the People's Army of Vietnam (PAV) and the system is set to be deployed in 2024.

The matter was disclosed to Janes at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition (VIDEX) 2022, which is taking place in Hanoi between 8 and 10 December, by a representative from the Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel).

According to the representative, the requirement for a mobile air-defence radar was first mooted by the PAV in 2018.

The system should be rapidly deployable across various terrain types and be able to feed the army's battlefield command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems with real-time target information including velocity, range, azimuth, and altitude.

The system that has since been developed for this requirement has a scanning rate of 12 rotations per minute and it can detect aircraft at ranges of up to 360 km.

The truck-mounted S-band medium-range surveillance radar, which is undergoing tests by the People's Army of Vietnam, is on display at VIDEX 2022 in Hanoi. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

A locally developed S-band medium-range 3D air-defence radar has commenced final trials with the People's Army of Vietnam (PAV) and the system is set to be deployed in 2024.

The matter was disclosed to Janes at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition (VIDEX) 2022, which is taking place in Hanoi between 8 and 10 December, by a representative from the Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel).

According to the representative, the requirement for a mobile air-defence radar was first mooted by the PAV in 2018.

The system should be rapidly deployable across various terrain types and be able to feed the army's battlefield command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems with real-time target information including velocity, range, azimuth, and altitude.

The system that has since been developed for this requirement has a scanning rate of 12 rotations per minute and it can detect aircraft at ranges of up to 360 km.

The truck-mounted S-band medium-range surveillance radar, which is undergoing tests by the People's Army of Vietnam, is on display at VIDEX 2022 in Hanoi. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

A locally developed S-band medium-range 3D air-defence radar has commenced final trials with the People's Army of Vietnam (PAV) and the system is set to be deployed in 2024.

The matter was disclosed to Janes at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition (VIDEX) 2022, which is taking place in Hanoi between 8 and 10 December, by a representative from the Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel).

According to the representative, the requirement for a mobile air-defence radar was first mooted by the PAV in 2018.

The system should be rapidly deployable across various terrain types and be able to feed the army's battlefield command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems with real-time target information including velocity, range, azimuth, and altitude.

The system that has since been developed for this requirement has a scanning rate of 12 rotations per minute and it can detect aircraft at ranges of up to 360 km.

The truck-mounted S-band medium-range surveillance radar, which is undergoing tests by the People's Army of Vietnam, is on display at VIDEX 2022 in Hanoi. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

A locally developed S-band medium-range 3D air-defence radar has commenced final trials with the People's Army of Vietnam (PAV) and the system is set to be deployed in 2024.

The matter was disclosed to Janes at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition (VIDEX) 2022, which is taking place in Hanoi between 8 and 10 December, by a representative from the Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel).

According to the representative, the requirement for a mobile air-defence radar was first mooted by the PAV in 2018.

The system should be rapidly deployable across various terrain types and be able to feed the army's battlefield command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems with real-time target information including velocity, range, azimuth, and altitude.

The system that has since been developed for this requirement has a scanning rate of 12 rotations per minute and it can detect aircraft at ranges of up to 360 km.