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According to SIPRI notes, Philippine been mengakuisisi four radar types MMSR from Lockheed Martin, the United States. Radar type purchased is AN/TPS-79.
AN/TPS-79 Multi-Mission Surveillance Radar (MMSR) is a tactical medium range radar for air surveillance and traffic control within the air and coastal surveillance applications.
AN/TPS-79 is multi-mission radar and a highly mobile radar system can be transferred by land (vehicle or train), sea or air (with a C-130 transport plane) with the set-up time of less than 90 minutes.
Radar is designed as a "gap filler" middle berjangkauan. Primary surveillance radar coverage to 60 knot (111 km) and secondary surveillance radar coverage was 120 sea mile (222 km).
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