MANSUP Unleashed: Fortifying Coastal Defenses with SIATT Innovation
In December 2024, the Brazilian Navy’s Marine Corps, collaborating with SIATT, successfully executed the launch of the MANSUP missile from a terrestrial platform for the first occasion.
Following this exceptional achievement, SIATT proclaims that the MANSUP (Surface-Launched Anti-Ship Missile) is officially prepared for integration and deployment in coastal defense operations. This landmark signifies a notable advancement for national security, boosting Brazil’s capability to safeguard its coastal areas.
The MANSUP is a high-accuracy weapon system crafted to assure the defense of Brazil’s territorial waters. Engineered to incapacitate naval vessels that threaten maritime sovereignty, the MANSUP can presently be launched from both terrestrial and naval platforms.
The primary benefit of incorporating the MANSUP missile into the launcher of the artillery rocket system for area saturation is that system operators will be empowered to enhance their capability to target maritime foes with exceptionally high precision.
Paulo Salvador, Director at SIATT, declared: “This integration presents a more extensive and resilient solution for coastal protection and threat mitigation. It is an offering that can also be presented on an international scale with the MANSUP at the forefront.”
Robson Duarte, Managing Partner at SIATT, underscored: “With the MANSUP missile, Brazil fortifies its ability to shield its coastal regions, particularly in areas of considerable economic and strategic significance. This defense mechanism can also be integrated with other systems, including radar technologies and naval units. In Brazil’s instance, it can obtain intelligence from SisGAAz (Blue Amazon Management System) for missile targeting.”
The MANSUP missile is now primed for coastal and littoral defense tasks, heralding a new era in national security. It is anticipated to be rapidly assimilated into Brazil’s armed forces, contributing to safe navigation and the safeguarding of maritime boundaries.
