Anti-aircraft command post Roland - FGR (Bw)The FlaRak systems Roland normally work autonomously. However, this entails the risk that a target object will be attacked by different systems. at the same time, while the fight against other objectives . To avoid this, a central management required. In the Air Force and Navy, this is Coordination function of the Roland anti-aircraft command post (FGR) . The command post is housed in a container that is loaded on a 15t mil gl A1 BR truck from MAN. From an FGR up to 10 Roland (FFR) can be centrally managed. The box body includes a working room for situation preparation and warfare as well as a Equipment room with power generator, air conditioning and NBC protection system. The Sensor antenna with the 2D or 3D radar TRM-L is connected via a 10m long Hydraulic mast can be erected. The range is 60 km. The Air Force has 21 Roland (FGR) anti-aircraft command posts.
Operating mode Radar:As soon as it is electronically indicated that the target is in the area of effect (firing range), the ROLAND guided missile is launched. With the help of tracking transmitter signals, the follow-up radar constantly measures its deposit from the weapon system target. The command computer uses this information to develop the necessary steering commands.Operating mode Optics:In this mode, the gunner pursues the target with his sights. If the target is in the firing range, the fight is released and the LFK is fired. The position of the LFK is determined by the optronics by means of infrared light sets attached to the LFK