The new HAFEET ADV proposed by the two companies featuresthe MBDA MPCS (Multi Purpose Combat System including a turret, sensors, IFF, Mistral missiles, command & firing posts and shelter equipment) that would be installed on NIMR’s latest HAFEET 640A all-terrain light armored vehicle platform.

The combination of the MPCS equipped with MBDA’s latest generation Mistral missiles and of the NIMR vehicle would provide an unmatched mobile air defense capability allowing protection of convoys, armored brigades in their maneuvers as well as any land infrastructure or assets.

The two companies have already completedpreliminary engineering studies and are in the stage of integrating the full system if ordered. Most of the HAFEET ADV componentsalready exist and are modular.

Already in service in several forces in the world, the MPCS turret comprises a gyro-stabilized day/thermal sensor suite with integrated laser rangefinder. With four ready-to-fire, fire and forget, IR Mistral missiles, the HAFEET ADV enables the interception of a large spectrum of threats (high maneuvering fighters, combat helicopters, UAV, UCAV, cruise missiles) at ranges exceeding 6 kmand altitudes up to 5,000 m.

The MPCS system allows for low crew workload and short reaction time to provide Air Defense Forces with an outstanding high fire power against stressing attacks: a unit of six HAFEET ADVs can engage up to 24 different targets coming from any direction in less than 20seconds with a reload capability of 48 Mistral missiles (8 additional Mistral missiles inside the HAFEET ADV shelter).

The HAFEET ADV can be operated in autonomous mode or in coordinated mode with MBDA’s latest generation of MCP (Mistral Coordination Post)equipped with 3D radar.

The HAFEET ADV can be operated by a two or three man crew including a team leader and is air transportable.