Description
Military Radar Antenna / Station
Structure Type: High-power multi-function mobile or semi-fixed radar station and fire-control unit, equipped with multiple parabolic reflectors, scanning antennas, and electronic surveillance arrays.

Features
- Upper Parabolic Arrays: Two forward-facing primary reflector dishes for the acquisition and tracking of aerial targets via microwaves.
- Side and Auxiliary Antennas: Additional reflectors on the flanks, including a side antenna with a spherical radome and a rectangular slotted or flat panel, aimed at data transmission, weapon guidance, or electronic countermeasures.
- Rotating Turret and Base: Mounted on an elevated structural base or tactical deployment container, capable of full 360-degree azimuthal rotation for continuous scanning of the surrounding airspace.
- Airspace Surveillance and Fire Control: Designed to detect, identify, and track medium- and long-range aircraft, missiles, or drones, providing real-time firing data to anti-aircraft missile batteries or defense artillery systems.
- Defense Network Management: Acts as a central tactical radar node capable of coordinating air defense across strategic sectors, combining search capabilities and precise tracking into a single mobile emplacement.