Electronic warfare simulation and training systems should be modified in accordance with costumer's inventory, active missiles and likely threat perceptions. For examples, It is Greek Air Force posing serious threat to TurAF with various type of Russian/European/USA SAM systems along with Mirage/F-16 fighters. The simulation system should generate the similar threats imitating the available threats from AA missiles to SAM's. It is the reason Turkey ordered S-300, Tor, BUK systems to add the characteristics of related missiles into simulation inventory to lock TuRAF aircrafts in training sessions. What TurAF aircrafts should do is to make correct maneouvring, While generating strong electronic warfare tactics for avoiding/destroying maneouvrings...
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MK. Pakistan has HQ-9's too (or the FD equivalent of that) with around of over 100 KM range. A few batteries were acquired after Salala check post attacks. One was stationed in KPK, about 50 KM inside the border (to cover for 40-50 KM inside Afghanistan) and the other ones at some strategic point right off the border to Punjab and Sindh to provide coverage to multiple HVL's (high value locations). A couple of tests were conducts around Multan area in 2013 I think,
