Counter Battery Radar Systems
- 1L259/1L259M Zoopark-1/-1M
- AN/MPQ 10 (mortar locating), Echo Band. Modified in 1980's to AN/MPQ-10S (Saunders Modification) provided Echo Band tracking and C-Band surface-to-air missile guidance simulations for ECM training.
- AN/MPQ 4 (mortar locating)
- AN/KPQ 1 (mortar locating)
- AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder radar
- AN/TPQ-37 Firefinder radar
- AN/TPQ-48 Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar
- ARSOM 2P - NATO reporting name SMALL YAWN
- ARTHUR
- BEL Weapon Locating Radar
- BL904 radar
- COBRA
- Radar FA No 15 (Cymbeline) (mortar locating)
- EL/M-2084 combined air surveillance and counter-battery radar
- Giraffe AMB combined air surveillance and counter-battery radar
- Radar FA No 8 (Green Archer) (mortar locating)
- MAMBA
- Red Color
- SLC-2 Radar
- SNAR 1, SNAR 2 - NATO reporting name PORK TROUGH (Mortar Locating)
- Type 373 Radar
- Type 704 Radar
- NATO reporting name LITTLE FRED
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