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MBDA SAMP/T - RSAF’s 24/7 Key Island Air Defence
Hi and welcome to my 118th suggestion, which is about the Singaporean SAMP/T, hope you like it. 
First of all:
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Basic Background
Development of the ASTER family began in the 1980s as a joint Franco-Italian project to create a modern air defense system. The impetus for this was the increasing obsolescence of existing systems such as Crotale and Aspide, which were no longer fully capable of meeting the demands of modern threats. The goal was to develop a high-performance missile capable of engaging fighter aircraft, cruise missiles, and later ballistic missiles as well.
In 1987, France and Italy officially agreed to collaborate within the framework of the Family of Anti-Air Missile Systems (FAMS) program. That same year, the innovative PIF-PAF guidance system - which gives the ASTER its exceptional maneuverability - was successfully tested. This was followed in 1988 by the signing of a memorandum to develop both land- and sea-based variants.
In the 1990s, the two main versions, the ASTER 15 and the ASTER 30, were completed. While the ASTER 15 is designed for shorter ranges, the ASTER 30 was developed for long-range air defense.
Since August 2020, the ASTER 30 system has also been a central component of Singapore’s integrated air defense. There, it operates around the clock and works in conjunction with sensors, command-and-control systems, and weapon systems to ensure a multi-layered, networked, and modern air defense against a wide variety of threats.
The SAMP/T Aster-30 Overall
The ASTER 30 forms the backbone of the Republic of Singapore’s modern ground-based air defense system and offers significantly improved capabilities compared to older systems such as the I-HAWK.
A key advantage of the ASTER 30 system is its full integration into the Singapore Air Force’s networked air defense network. This allows the system to access a real-time, updated air situation picture that is consolidated from various sensors and radar systems. This significantly improves both situational awareness and response speed to threats.
The ASTER 30 uses an active radar seeker for terminal guidance and reaches speeds of up to Mach 4.5. Against combat aircraft, the maximum engagement range is approximately 70 km, while targets at altitudes of up to 18 km can be detected and engaged. The missile itself weighs around 450 kg - generally its identical to what we already have in-game, only the Radar remains an unknown, but it seems to be some kind of 4D Array, similar to SPYDER , but also an additional mast mounted “System for Hybrid Interceptor Knowledge of Recognised Air (SHIKRA)” Radar.
The Singaporean TELs are based on the MAN TGS-MIL 8x8. This vehicle is equipped with a MAN D2676 six-cylinder diesel engine with a displacement of 12.4 liters, delivering up to 520 hp (382 kW) and a maximum torque of 2,650 Nm. The vehicle reaches a top speed of approximately 60 km/h and provides a mobile platform for the deployment of the ASTER-30 air defense system.
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Sources:
Links
Fact Sheet: RSAF'S ASTER 30 Missile System | Ministry of Defence
The RSAF's ASTER 30 Surface-to-Air Missile System Is Fully Operational | Ministry of Defence
Weapon systems | Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF)
https://aviationweek.com/defense/missile-defense-weapons/singapore-touts-unique-aster-30-features-system-attains-full-ops
TG-MIL militarisierte Lkw-Familie | Rheinmetall
Singapore Achieves Full Operational Capability with SAMP/T Aster 30 Air Defense Missile Systems
https://www.missiledefenseadvocacy.org/defense-systems/sampt-air-defense-system/
https://www.airforce-technology.com/news/singapore-island-air-defence-system/