Colombia Receives Four Radars For $126 Million From Northrop Grumman
The Colombian Air Force has received four AN/TPS-78 3D radars from Northrop Grumman.
A total of four of the systems were delivered on October 12, having arrived in Bogota after flights from the United States. The radars cost $126 million.
The radars fill the first phase of the Air Force's Integrated Air Defense System. The Air Force is rumored to be testing Raytheon surface-to-air missiles to assess whether they can be used for the air defense system.
Colombia purchased the systems in December 2012.
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