Ground Master 200

Detection domain • Instrumented range: • 250 km Surveillance • 100 km Engagement • Ceiling: up to 80,000 feet • Elevation coverage: 70° Key Features • Update rate: up to 1.5 s • S-Band • GaN transmitters • Artificial Intelligence inspired algorithms • Electronic Counter Counter Measures (ECCM) capabilities • Full digital stacked beam • Full doppler waveforms • GaN Technology Detection Performances • Air Breathing Targets (ABTs) • Helicopters (including hovering during pop-up phase) • Cruise Missiles (CMs) • Sea surface targets • Rockets • Artillery and Mortars • UAV from Class I (Mini) up to Class IV (HALE). == Operators ==

Note: The GM 200 MM/A and MM/C are not the same radar as the GM 200. ; (3) :3 systems ordered in 2023 ; (8) :Orders: :*4 ordered in 2014 with the step 4 phase 2 :* 4 ordered in February 2023 with the step 5 ; (–) :GM200 and GM4000 installed on Renault Kerax 8×8 presented by the Georgian Army in May 2018 ; (10) :10 GM200 system were bought as part of Indonesian Army Thales ForceSHIELD system. ; (14) :14 ordered for €600 million. ; (1) :Ordered one system together with Thales ForceSHIELD Advanced Air Defence System. ; (1) :Agreement made in October 2023 with the French government, one system delivered in 2023. ; (1) :Portuguese Army ordered one Ground master 200 unit in 2024. ; (6) :6 systems ; (–) :Unknown numbers, locally know as Shikra radar. One system was displayed during Singapore Airshow 2014. ; (2) :Orders :*1 delivered in July 2023, ordered in February 2023 and financed by France :* 1 ordered in June 2024 by France for Ukraine == References ==