Indra Successfully Tests Nemus Active Defence Radar on Leopard 2 Main Battle Tank

Indra successfully tests NEMUS active radar on Leopard tanks - Frag Out! Magazine

Indra has successfully tested its Nemus radar for active protection against drones and projectiles on Leopard battle tanks at the Spanish Army’s Armored Units Instruction Center (CENAD) in Zaragoza. The exercises were carried out in the presence of brigadier general Luis Sanz Muñoz, the director of procurement of the Army’s Logistics Command (MALE), together with Army personnel and Indra’s team of engineers. The purpose of the tests was to check…

Nemus is an AESA radar that plays a critical role in protecting military vehicles against drone attacks and anti-tank threats of all kinds. Indra has successfully tested its Nemus radar for active protection against drones and projectiles on Leopard tanks at the Army’s Armored Units Training Center (CENAD) in Zaragoza. The exercises were carried out in the presence of the Director of Acquisitions of the Spanish Army Logistics Command (MALE), Bri…

The company Indra has successfully tested its active protection Nemus radar against drones and projectiles in Leopard battle tanks in the Center of...

Indra has successfully tested its Nemus radar for active protection against drones and projectiles in Leopard battle tanks at the Armoured Units Training Center (CENAD) of the Army of Earth in Zaragoza. The exercises have been carried out in the presence of the Director of Acquisitions of the Army Logistic Command (MALE), Brigadier General Luis Sanz Muñoz, as well as Army personnel and the team of engineers of Indra. María del Carmen Moneva, new…

Indra successfully tests Nemus active defence radar on Leopard 2 main battle tank

The purpose of the tests was to confirm the radar’s integration capability with the Leopard platform. These exercises followed earlier trials conducted by Indra in July at the Army’s Radio Evaluation and Experimentation Center (CEAR) in Guadalajara. Nemus is an AESA electronic scanning radar specifically designed for installation on mechanised vehicles and tanks. It is capable of detecting, identifying and tracking drones, micro-drones, and a wi…

These exercises have continued the tests carried out by Indra with this same system last July at the Center for Evaluation and Radio Experimentation (CEAR) of the Ministry of Defense in Guadalajara.The Nemus system, the most advanced of its kind in Europe, according to Indra, is based on an AESA electronic sweep radar, of small dimensions and weight, designed to be installed in mechanized vehicles and battle tanks to detect, identify and track d…