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Nasams
- Th e Ne t wor k Cent r ic Air D efence Sys tem
NASAMS is the world’s first operational The system is tied together with a
Network Centric Medium Range Air uniquely designed ”hard-real-time”
Defence System. Its unique features communication network to ensure
with net centric architecture, multiple- minimum latency over large distances
simultaneous engagement and beyond for maximum performance of the
visual range (BVR) capabilities, closely AMRAAM missile.
integrated and adapted to a country’s
adjacent weapons and command and This modular design permits mission
control systems, expands the defended oriented task force organization of
area and enhances the total fighting NASAMS, allowing the operators to
capability of the force. maximize the effect of the components
and tailor the system to the task.
Since the introduction in Norway, another
four countries in NATO and EU have Co nt i n u e d ac t i v e m i s s i o n
acquired NASAMS. NASAMS is renowned d e p loym e nt to Wa s h i n g to n ,
for its use of the Raytheon AMRAAM DC , Un i t e d Stat e s
missile, but is further- more operational The United States selected NASAMS for
with command and control of a range the defence of the capital Washington
of guns and short and medium range DC in the War on Terror.
missiles, such as e.g. L-70 guns, RBS 70 The 24/7 deployment to Washington
and HAWK. It has also proven integration has accumulated more than 65.000
with directed-energy weapons (DEWs) hours of active mission. NASAMS has
and longer range systems, such as e.g. proven extremely reliable and
Patriot. A total of eight nations have demonstrated very high availability.
acquired the KONGSBERG command
and control solution adapted to
their requirements.
T h e S ys t e m
A standard NASAMS unit has a modular
design comprising a command post FDC,
an active 3D radar AN/MPQ64F1 Sentinel,
a passive electro-optic and infra-red
sensor and a number of missile canister
launchers with AMRAAM missiles.
Normally, four NASAMS units are
netted in a battalion network.
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Va lu e
o f N ASAMS
KONGSBERG/Raytheon proposes a fielded and proven NASAMS configuration able to
protect several areas and high- value assets separated by large distances. Endurance,
stamina and flexibility are typical NASAMS characteristics enabled by the relatively
small and agile components comprising the system. The NASAMS’ ability to protect
static and highly mobile assets with the same type of equipment opens for a range
of both military and civilian roles and missions.
D ua l u s e AMRAAM m i s s i l e An i nt e r n at i o n a l s ys t e m N ASAMS e v o lu t i o n
NASAMS uses the Raytheon AMRAAM The KONGSBERG command post and NASAMS is designed to evolve with the
missile, identical to the AMRAAMs used networking technology are selected by development of technology and can
on fighter aircraft. This dual-use concept several nations in NATO and the EU. integrate with or utilize future technology
has operational advantages and reduces Experience and practical knowledge when available. This can be future active
logistics cost. from these programs are em- bedded or passive radars and sensors, Sense &
in NASAMS and ensure proven Warn capability, and a wide range of
Defends a large interoperability with a nation’s higher effectors (e.g. longer and shorter range
geographical area echelon unit and allied, NATO/EU forces. missiles, C-RAM, etc.).
The radar and launcher elements can be
deployed over a large area separated by NASAMS is in operational use in Norway,
up to 25 kilometres, providing an extended Spain the US and the Netherlands, and in
coverage with few elements. Dispersed production for Finland and one undisclosed
elements increase its survivability against customer. Poland, Greece, Sweden and
enemy air and ground attacks. Turkey selected the KONGSBERG command
and control solution for meeting their
requirements.
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Nasams features
Data links (implemented and in use) Link 16, JRE, Link 11, Link 11B, LLAPI, ATDL-1