Military radar is a technology used by armed forces to detect and track objects such as aircraft, missiles, and ships. It works by sending out radio waves that bounce off these objects and return to the radar system, allowing operators to determine their distance, speed, and direction. This information is crucial for surveillance, navigation, and targeting. Radar systems can operate in various frequency bands, each suited for different applications. For example, airborne radar is mounted on aircraft for aerial surveillance, while ground-based radar is used for monitoring airspace and coastal areas. These systems enhance situational awareness and improve response capabilities in military operations.