Mắccốc, simplified to Maccoc in the West, is the advanced radar system used in the Grand Yarphese Republic. It has capabilities for virtually unlimited observation, although the more distance, the weaker the signals. Practically, the radar system can range up to 8,000 km accurately. The technology is currently active on OIS naval forteresses, Khuâyđầy Platform, Fort Cardamom, and several other installations peppered throughout Yarphei. It is known worldwide for its ability to track almost any stealth plane from thousands of miles away, and its accuracy. However, the Vietnamese Liberation Army maintains that the technology would be kept a military secret, due to the current belligerent state of the world.
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| - Mắccốc, simplified to Maccoc in the West, is the advanced radar system used in the Grand Yarphese Republic. It has capabilities for virtually unlimited observation, although the more distance, the weaker the signals. Practically, the radar system can range up to 8,000 km accurately. The technology is currently active on OIS naval forteresses, Khuâyđầy Platform, Fort Cardamom, and several other installations peppered throughout Yarphei. It is known worldwide for its ability to track almost any stealth plane from thousands of miles away, and its accuracy. However, the Vietnamese Liberation Army maintains that the technology would be kept a military secret, due to the current belligerent state of the world.
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| - Mắccốc, simplified to Maccoc in the West, is the advanced radar system used in the Grand Yarphese Republic. It has capabilities for virtually unlimited observation, although the more distance, the weaker the signals. Practically, the radar system can range up to 8,000 km accurately. The technology is currently active on OIS naval forteresses, Khuâyđầy Platform, Fort Cardamom, and several other installations peppered throughout Yarphei. It is known worldwide for its ability to track almost any stealth plane from thousands of miles away, and its accuracy. However, the Vietnamese Liberation Army maintains that the technology would be kept a military secret, due to the current belligerent state of the world.
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