American developers presented the M-Shorad air defense system that destroys drones, helicopters and winged missiles

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/10/CE/IB-FQ3NAE24D_A499EA2A2A.jpg" Alt = "American developers presented the M-SHRAD air defense system that destroys drones, helicopters and winged rockets"/~ 62. < P > The US Army actively modernizes its short-range & nbsp; nbsp-air defense & nbsp; m-sarad, given the experience of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The system is designed to destroy drones, helicopters, winged missiles and tactical aircraft on & nbsp; small heights, & nbsp; writes & nbsp; army recognition.

~ ~ ~ > 62 > 62 > < p >< strong > Key updates M-sarad:

< Ul > < LI >< Strong > Replacing Hellfire missiles : Due to excessive load and & nbsp; the risks of AGM-114l Hellfire will be replaced by & nbsp; additional FIM-92 STINGER, increasing their number to & nbsp; 8 missiles on & nbsp; one machine. 62>< Strong > M-Shorad Increment 2 : Integration of a 50-kilowatted laser that & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; rockets and ombp; nb. However, the first trials have found difficulties in & nbsp; destroying more difficult threats, and decisions on future laser weapons are expected in & nbsp; 2026. ~ < l >< strong > m-sarad increment 3 : in & nbsp; 2027 & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp Range Interceptor) that will have a greater range of lesions and & nbsp; accuracy. It will also be implemented & nbsp; XM 1223 Multi-Mode Proximity Airburst Munition, which & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; air and ground targets. ~ ~ < LI >< Strong > M-Shorad Increment 4 : A new portable option that can be transported on & nbsp; light armored vehicles jltv or robotic platforms. The development of this version will continue to & nbsp; 2027 & minus; 2028.

< p >< strong > strategic value 0 ~ Br/> 62 >/P > < P > The Russian-Ukrainian War showed the critical role of mobile air defense against Dronov-Kamikadze and & nbsp; bargage ammunition. Due to the constant improvement of M-sarad will become a major element of the protection of the leading units of the US Army in & nbsp; future conflicts.