If the radar is fast and has fast communications, then it may be possible to provide some warning to troops targeted by the incoming projectiles. However, many projectiles have a time of flight under a minute, which makes it difficult to give warnings without a highly automated communication system, unless the target is in the vicinity of the radar. Counter-battery radars can also be used to observe the fire of friendly artillery and calculate corrections to adjust its fire onto a particular place.
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