EW / RF Reference · Threat Emitter Survey (Open Source)

Russian Ground Radars

Early Warning, SAM Acquisition & Fire Control, Counter-Battery & Strategic — Soviet / Russian Origin
REV 2026-A
UNCLASSIFIED // FOR REFERENCE ONLY
BAND / Pt / GAIN / EIRP / ROLE
// Sample of Yankee Actual Training Materials

This page is a condensed excerpt from the Russian ground radar survey issued to students in Yankee Actual's EW operations training programs. The complete open-source survey catalogs early-warning, SAM acquisition, fire-control, counter-battery, and strategic systems by band, role, and reported parameters.

⚠ Open-source compilation — accuracy not verified. Not for mission planning; intelligence-verified parametric data belongs in proper channels.

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System / Examples Category Band / Frequency Role
Representative Emitter Classes — Sample Only
VHF early warning
P-18 · Nebo-SV/U · Nebo-M · Rezonans
EW VHF / meter band Counter-low-observable surveillance — the meter-band problem set
L / S-band surveillance
P-37 · 36D6 · 59N6 · 64N6 Big Bird
EW L / S-band Long-range 3-D surveillance and S-300/400 battle-management sensors
SAM acquisition
Kupol · Bill Board · Clam Shell · 96L6
ACQ Multiple bands Battery-level target acquisition across the SAM hierarchy
Fire control / engagement
Tor · Pantsir · Buk · S-300/400 engagement
FC X / C / Ku-band Terminal-phase emitters — the signals that matter most in the EW fight
Counter-battery & strategic
Zoopark · Voronezh · Container OTH
BAT C-band / UHF / HF Weapons-locating through BMD early warning and over-the-horizon
In the complete training reference:
RUSSIAN GROUND RADARS // OPEN SOURCE — ACCURACY NOT VERIFIED // TRAINING MATERIAL EXCERPT // UNCLASSIFIED // Rev 2026-A NATO reporting names in quotes · Soviet/Russian GRAU indices shown where known · open-source only