The SNAR-10 M1 self-propelled radar, capable of detecting tanks at a distance of up to 40 km, arrived at the Central Military District under a state defense order. The new station strengthens the combat capabilities of the artillery units of the tank formation stationed in the South Urals.
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SNAR-10 M1 self-propelled radar displayed at MAKS 2015 (Picture source: Army Recognition)
SNAR-10 M1 self-propelled radar displayed at MAKS 2015 (Picture source: Army Recognition)
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