Central Military District Gets New Surveillance Radars

January 10 2019

Russia

An upgraded self-propelled anti-tank radar system has just entered service with the Russian Central Military District, reports the Russian Ministry of Defense.

The SNAR-10M1, also known as the Leopard-M, will bolster the capabilities of artillery units assigned to tank formations in the district, the ministry said.

The radar can detect ground, air and surface targets at a range of up to 25 miles (40 km) and deploy in 5.5 minutes.

The system is equipped with autonomous navigation...

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