Vietnam Exhibits State-of-the-Art AJAS-1000

Defense Fair Exhibtions named Viet Bac took place in Thai Nguyen City with the presence of many very modern weapons and weapons.

Within the framework of Viet Bac Exhibition 2019, besides the appearance of the most modern weapons on the payroll of the Vietnam People's Army such as the main battle tank T-90, infantry fighting vehicle BMP-2 or Pechora-2TM medium-range air defense missile complex also has very special weapons.

Attracting the most attention of visitors is the AJAS-1000 electronic noise reconnaissance system created by the German company PLATH Gmbh, this is the first time this extremely modern weapon has been carried away for public exhibition.


The AJAS-1000 Brigade 84's electronic jamming reconnaissance system is in combat readiness (photo : BaoDatViet)

First introduced in early 2010, however, information about the AJAS-1000 electronic and reconnaissance combination was only limitedly published by PLATH Gmbh.

AJAS-1000 (AntiJam Antenna System) is an electronic warfare system specializing in tracking, zoning, reconnaissance and suppression on UHF/VHF digital shortwave (from 100 - 1,000 MHz) based on the principle source orientation.

This system is capable of suppressing radio communication equipment and transmitting shortwave digital data at close range. PLATH itself is a company with more than 60 years of experience in the field of communication, electronic warfare, especially jamming and repressive equipment.

The AJAS-1000 has a modular design that makes it easy to mount on a variety of vehicles. At the request of Vietnam, PLATH has integrated AJAS-1000 on Russian-made 4x4 KamAZ-43253 truck chassis.For the AJAS-1000, the use of the KamAZ-43253 chassis helps to optimize the complex's combat capability, when all equipment including control stations, antennas and transmitters are put together on one frame. single roar.

This helps the deployment and recovery process be shortened, improving vitality and maintaining long-term combat capability.

In addition, the use of KamAZ-43253 chassis makes operation and maintenance of technical specifications become simpler than on Western chassis models or on conventional motor vehicles.

According to the manufacturer's introduction, Vietnam is now the second customer of the AJAS-1000 electronic jam reconnaissance complex, the first buyer is the Federal Army of Germany.