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Mobile Threat Simulator

Multi-Threat Simulation for Electronic Warfare Training

Elbit Systems' Mobile Threat Simulator - the solution to the main challenge of any operational training: simulating a realistic threat environment.

In today's continuously evolving, condensed, multi-spectral threat environment, combat missions are becoming increasingly complex and demanding constant combat readiness. Realistic and effective training of the operational crews is essential to ensure the survivability of both the crew and the platform during a combat mission. That's where Elbit Systems' Mobile Simulation and Training Field comes in - a system designed to create realistic, full-spectrum, multi-threat simulations of current and future threats.

The system addresses the most critical threats, including radar-based weapon systems (surface-to-air, anti-aircraft artillery, etc.), MANPADS, and laser-guided weapons, making it an essential tool for effective training - 'Train as you flight.

FAQ

What is a Mobile Threat Simulator?

A Mobile Threat Simulator is a deployable training system that recreates realistic radar, infrared and laser threats to support military training, electronic warfare evaluation and combat readiness exercises.

What threats can the Mobile Threat Simulator simulate?

The system can simulate radar threats, infrared missile threats, laser threats, surface-to-air systems, anti-aircraft artillery systems and complex multi-threat operational environments.

Who uses the Mobile Threat Simulator?

The system is designed for air forces, naval forces, ground forces, test and evaluation organizations, defense laboratories and electronic warfare units.

Can the simulator support multiple simultaneous threats?

The system can generate multiple synchronized threats simultaneously to create realistic and challenging training conditions.

Is the system deployable in different locations?

The Mobile Threat Simulator is designed for mobile, autonomous operation and can be deployed in both land-based and maritime environments.

Can the system be integrated with external tracking systems?

The simulator supports external inputs, including ACMI and radar systems, while also providing embedded tracking capabilities.