For the first time, Viettel's technological equipment participated in the September 2 parade.

Radar complex researched and produced by Viettel participates in mission A80.

Participating in the event, Viettel Group contributed 2 missile complexes, 2 types of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), radar complexes, electronic warfare vehicles, and communication equipment that Viettel Group completely researched, designed, and manufactured independently, which have been tested and put into service in the Army. This is an important milestone showing that Viettel has developed into a high-tech defense industry research and production unit, mastering core technology, especially in the field of strategic weapons research.

In the naval vehicle lineup, the first weapon of Viettel to appear is the Truong Son missile complex, which the Group is completely autonomous from research, design to manufacturing. The complex includes a combat command vehicle, a radar vehicle, a launcher vehicle, a missile transport vehicle and a missile loader for the Song Hong anti-ship missile. The complex is responsible for observing the sea surface, collecting and processing information, selecting targets to destroy and carrying out missile strikes in modern combat conditions. The Truong Son complex is also capable of concentrated and independent combat, has a high level of automation, fast combat readiness deployment time, and has many features designed to suit the fighting style and terrain and climate conditions of Vietnam.

The S-125-VT air defense missile system was researched, improved and modernized by Viettel.

This is one of the core components of the coastal defense system that can launch powerful missile strikes, destroying enemy targets, contributing to firmly protecting the sovereignty of the sea and islands. Naming the complex after the Truong Son mountain range and the missile after the Red River has a profound symbolic meaning, a combination of "mountains and rivers", affirming the determination to protect the sovereignty, territory and sea and islands of the Fatherland.

Following is the S-125-VT air defense missile complex researched, improved and modernized by Viettel with outstanding advantages in terms of fast maneuverability, longer target destruction range and higher combat effectiveness. The 5V27/5V27-VT/TLĐK-35 missile in the complex is a two-stage solid-fuel rocket, launched from a directional tilt launcher, following the command from the control station, flying towards the target and destroying them with the warhead.

The ammunition is effective against supersonic fighters, transport aircraft, bombers, UAVs, cruise missiles, and ground and water targets. In training and exercise missions, the S-125-VT always achieves excellent results, meeting the requirements of current combat.

Viettel's technological equipment participates in the September 2 parade.

Following the missile complex, the radar complex researched and produced by Viettel appeared with radar types equipped for the military branches, contributing to the surveillance of the airspace and sea of the Fatherland. The VRS-2DM low-altitude radar plays an important role in air defense operations, the system provides target information such as distance, azimuth, altitude, speed and direction of movement. The new generation 3-coordinate radar VRS-MRS is a modern multi-task radar system capable of medium-range surveillance and effective navigation, with an open interface that allows flexible connection to automatic systems that collect and process information at higher levels.

Viettel's unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) complex appearing at the parade includes reconnaissance UAVs that detect and identify targets with high precision, capable of vertical take-off and landing, integrated radar, electro-optical sensors for search and rescue, border protection, anti-smuggling, border crossing during the day and night, analyzing and building map data. Tactical combat UAVs are capable of effectively attacking ground targets, using AI to automatically search, identify, lock and attack targets in real time.

Finally, the Electronic Warfare vehicle block was researched and produced by the Electronic Warfare Department in collaboration with Viettel Group, performing the task of jamming radio frequencies to protect and ensure security and safety for key locations and military activities.

In addition, personal radio transceivers researched and produced by Viettel are equipped for soldiers in parades and marching of the Airborne Special Forces, Cyber Warfare, Armored Forces, Artillery, Special Forces, and Engineers.

In the coming period, Viettel is determined to continue to be the main force in researching and producing modern, advanced technical weapons and equipment for the Army, meeting mission requirements in the new situation, especially high-tech weapons and strategic technology.

Ha Linh

Source: https://nhandan.vn/lan-dau-tien-khi-tai-cong-nghe-cua-viettel-tham-gia-le-dieu-binh-dieu-hanh-29-post905411.html