Mobile Air Defense refers to systems and units designed to protect ground forces from aerial threats, such as enemy aircraft and missiles. These systems are typically mounted on vehicles, allowing for quick deployment and mobility on the battlefield. They can include various technologies, such as radar, missiles, and anti-aircraft guns, to detect and engage targets effectively. The primary goal of Mobile Air Defense is to provide a protective umbrella for troops and critical assets. By being mobile, these units can adapt to changing combat situations, ensuring that they can respond rapidly to threats and maintain air superiority in dynamic environments.