C-752

The C-752 is an automation set for commanding a radar company, developed at the army research institute ICSITA (then ITCPA) on one of the four research themes issued by the radio-technical troops’ command in 1975; the others were the C-751 (radar battalion), C-801 (fighter aviation regiment), C-802 (aviation guidance point) [1]. The first experimental models appeared in 1982, followed by prototypes (1986), a zero series re-engineered in the second half of the 1990s and series production after 2000 [1]. The book shows it in a photograph dated 2000 [1]. In parallel, Magica International Trade supplied and implemented in the Air Force staff the PC-2000, STASA and SCCAN SRS-M radar data fusion and dissemination systems (1990–2008), based on off-the-shelf IT equipment and its own software, as alternatives to the C-751 and C-752 [1].