Třebotovice, with radars EL/M-2084 and ST-68U mobile radars 6th Radiotechnical Company, in Kříženec, with radars EL/M-2084, ST-68U, and RL-4AS mobile radars 7th...
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expected to start replacing Soviet-made but modernized P-37, PRV-17 and ST-68U locators from 2022, serving as both augmenting the RAT-31DL-based backbone...
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air search radar. P-35/37MV1 Khristo Soviet Union 2D E band/F band P-37MV1 Bar Lock Upgrade. ST-68U Soviet Union 3D radar Used on the S-300 system....
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radar, the 76N6 (NATO: "Clam Shell") low altitude detection radar, and the ST-68U (NATO: "Tin Shield") 3D search radar. In addition, the 64N6 (NATO: "Big...
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delivered from France in 2018 Medium range multi-mission tactical radar. ST-68U Ukraine N/A 2 systems delivered from Ukraine in 2006. Kolchuga passive...
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version of JY-8 JLP-40 Air search radar 270 km 3 China Received in 1988. ST-68U Tin Shield(36D6M) Air search radar 200 km 2 Ukraine Received in 2002. JLG-43...
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is an Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Specialist. P2 is now identified as MOS 68U. P3 is an Optometry Specialist. P3 is now identified as MOS 68Y. Currently...
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guided-missile cruisers (e.g., the Soviet Zhdanov and Admiral Senyavin of Project 68U). The Peruvian light cruiser Almirante Grau (formerly the Dutch De Ruyter)...
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Irian, BU 1972 Zhdanov \ «Жданов» (1950) - Rebuilt to staff ship (project 68U-1) 1970, laid up 1988, decommissioned 1990 and sold for BU Aleksandr Nevski...
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could carry two such missiles, one each under the wing, mounted on an APU-68U or UM rack. The missiles were guided using a Prozhektor-1 laser-designator...
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