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Bro. Here are some more information referring COBRA and Serhat.
Cobra is one of the most sophisticated systems up to know, it can be called "intelligent" .
According to Serhat are only some weak infos available, but it seems it is a "sensor" and part of AFSAS system.
Hope could provide some better information to you.
The COBRA is a modular, mobile fire-finder radar designed to locate enemy artillery units through analysis of shell trajectory. It can locate mortars, rocket launches and howitzers with pinpoint accuracy relaying safely and rapidly critical information to battlefield commanders. In addition, the COBRA radar system provides prediction of shell impact points, adjustment of friendly firing, battlefield intelligence, and jamming data.
The COBRA system consists of a high performance radar, an advanced processing system, and a flexible command, control and communications (C3) system to provide enemy artillery location critical data to friend indirect fire units in order to be countered. All the COBRA elements are mounted on a single 10t truck/carrier vehicle requiring only a crew of 3 to run the whole system. It can locate up to 40 artillery sites within 2 minutes.
The COBRA system can be ready to operate in less than 10 minutes once the carrier vehicle stopped, and moving in just 3 minutes. The COBRA counter-battery radar meets the needs of Germany, France and the United Kingdom. Its advanced design allows to be integrated into existing defense networks achieving enhanced performance.
Crew: 3
Wheel Drive: 8x8
Performance
CEP: 50 meter
Max Detection Range: 40,000 meter
Time
SetUp Time: 10 minute
Weight
Max Weight: 10,000 kilogram
ASELSAN Fire Support Automation System (AFSAS) aims to integrate all fire support units and target acquisition systems, to provide the most effective, efficient and timely fire support as required by the corps, and integrate fire supporting units with the other functional areas of the battlefield.
Product Website Link ASELSAN | Reliable Technology - HomePage
Technical Specifications
General Specifications : • AFSAS enables the maneuver commander to plan and execute attacks on the right target, at the right time, with the right weapon system and the right ammunition. It provides for maximum utilization of the fire support assets available on the battlefield. • AFSAS automates fire support command, control and communications functions of the battlefield and it provides full interoperability with other battlefield functional areas. • AFSAS provides integrated and automated support for planning, coordinating and controlling of all fire support assets such as field artillery (including mortars and multiple launch rocket systems), observers, radars, met stations and topographic survey units. • AFSAS provides highly mobile, survivable and reconfigurable platforms for current and future fire support command, control, communications, computer and intelligence (C4I) systems for operational planning used in heavy force operations. • AFSAS provides common hardware and software for all fire supporting elements, which improves interoperability, interchangeability and lower life cycle costs.
Technical Specifications : The following are the systems integrated within AFSAS. Fire Support Command, Control and Communication Systems: • Fire Support Command, Control and Communication System (TAIKS) • Artillery Battery Fire Direction System (BAIKS-2000) • Mortar Fire Direction System (HAIKS ) • Multiple Launch Rocket (MLR) Fire Direction Systems Target Acquisition Systems: • Company Fire Support Team HQ / Forward Observer’s Vehicle • Forward Observer’s Digital Message Unit • Target Coordinates Determining System • Ground Surveillance and Artillery Fire Adjustment Radar (ARS-2000) • Weapon / Mortar Locating Radars Field Artillery Weapon Systems: • Towed Howitzers • Self Propelled Howitzers • Multiple Launch Rocket Systems • 81mm, 106mm and 120mm Mortars Artillery Support Systems: • Field Artillery Meteorological System (TOMES) • Muzzle Velocity Radar (MVR) • Artillery Survey Systems
@Combat-Master Bro. Do you have more infos about SERHAT system ?
Bro. Here are some more information referring COBRA and Serhat.
Cobra is one of the most sophisticated systems up to know, it can be called "intelligent" .
According to Serhat are only some weak infos available, but it seems it is a "sensor" and part of AFSAS system.
Hope could provide some better information to you.
The COBRA is a modular, mobile fire-finder radar designed to locate enemy artillery units through analysis of shell trajectory. It can locate mortars, rocket launches and howitzers with pinpoint accuracy relaying safely and rapidly critical information to battlefield commanders. In addition, the COBRA radar system provides prediction of shell impact points, adjustment of friendly firing, battlefield intelligence, and jamming data.
The COBRA system consists of a high performance radar, an advanced processing system, and a flexible command, control and communications (C3) system to provide enemy artillery location critical data to friend indirect fire units in order to be countered. All the COBRA elements are mounted on a single 10t truck/carrier vehicle requiring only a crew of 3 to run the whole system. It can locate up to 40 artillery sites within 2 minutes.
The COBRA system can be ready to operate in less than 10 minutes once the carrier vehicle stopped, and moving in just 3 minutes. The COBRA counter-battery radar meets the needs of Germany, France and the United Kingdom. Its advanced design allows to be integrated into existing defense networks achieving enhanced performance.
Crew: 3
Wheel Drive: 8x8
Performance
CEP: 50 meter
Max Detection Range: 40,000 meter
Time
SetUp Time: 10 minute
Weight
Max Weight: 10,000 kilogram
ASELSAN Fire Support Automation System (AFSAS) aims to integrate all fire support units and target acquisition systems, to provide the most effective, efficient and timely fire support as required by the corps, and integrate fire supporting units with the other functional areas of the battlefield.
Product Website Link ASELSAN | Reliable Technology - HomePage
Technical Specifications
General Specifications : • AFSAS enables the maneuver commander to plan and execute attacks on the right target, at the right time, with the right weapon system and the right ammunition. It provides for maximum utilization of the fire support assets available on the battlefield. • AFSAS automates fire support command, control and communications functions of the battlefield and it provides full interoperability with other battlefield functional areas. • AFSAS provides integrated and automated support for planning, coordinating and controlling of all fire support assets such as field artillery (including mortars and multiple launch rocket systems), observers, radars, met stations and topographic survey units. • AFSAS provides highly mobile, survivable and reconfigurable platforms for current and future fire support command, control, communications, computer and intelligence (C4I) systems for operational planning used in heavy force operations. • AFSAS provides common hardware and software for all fire supporting elements, which improves interoperability, interchangeability and lower life cycle costs.
Technical Specifications : The following are the systems integrated within AFSAS. Fire Support Command, Control and Communication Systems: • Fire Support Command, Control and Communication System (TAIKS) • Artillery Battery Fire Direction System (BAIKS-2000) • Mortar Fire Direction System (HAIKS ) • Multiple Launch Rocket (MLR) Fire Direction Systems Target Acquisition Systems: • Company Fire Support Team HQ / Forward Observer’s Vehicle • Forward Observer’s Digital Message Unit • Target Coordinates Determining System • Ground Surveillance and Artillery Fire Adjustment Radar (ARS-2000) • Weapon / Mortar Locating Radars Field Artillery Weapon Systems: • Towed Howitzers • Self Propelled Howitzers • Multiple Launch Rocket Systems • 81mm, 106mm and 120mm Mortars Artillery Support Systems: • Field Artillery Meteorological System (TOMES) • Muzzle Velocity Radar (MVR) • Artillery Survey Systems
@Combat-Master Bro. Do you have more infos about SERHAT system ?
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