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Morocco Takes One More Step to Advance Spain in Military Force: It Is Already Looking at How to Buy These Missiles
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The countries of the Maghreb region and North Africa continue to be engaged in a process of modernization and strengthening of their military capabilities.This dynamic responds to a complex network of geostrategic interests and a security environment that requires constant adaptation.In this context, air defence emerges as a critical component of deterrence and national protection.The proliferation of drones, cruise missiles and the potential th…
Spanish Air Force Advances in the Installation and Start-up of Its New Lrr Lanza Surveillance Radars
As part of the AURA Project, the Spanish Air and Space Army has completed the withdrawal of the radar and radom of the Air Surveillance Squadron (EVA) No 22, located in the Peñas del Chache Air Quartering (Lanzarote) and advances in the installation and commissioning of the new LRR Launch radars, developed by Indra. Although the replacement program has experienced significant delays, the new system already operates at full performance. The proje…
The project affects the EVA 2, 5, 12 and 22, and in the case of the Lanzarote squadron it has also included the renewal of the radomo that protects the radar antenna.New radomoIn addition to the reliability test, the tasks of start-up and optimization of the radar configuration continue.
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