Russian ship-to-air missile

SA-N- 1 "goa" ship-to-air missile M- 1 ship-to-air missile

SA-N-2 geddle ship-to-air missile M-2 ship-to-air missile

SA-N-3 goblet ship-to-air missile V-6 1 1 ship-to-air missile

SA-N-4 gecko ship-to-air missile 9K33 ship-to-air missile

SA-N-5 Greer/Holy Grail Ship-to-Air Missile 9M32 Ship-to-Air Missile

SA-N-6 complained about the ship-to-air missile S-300F Rif ship-to-air missile.

SA-N-7 gadfly ship-to-air missile 9M36 ship-to-air missile

SA-N-8 Gremlin Ship-to-Air Missile 9M39 Ship-to-Air Missile

SA-N-9 hamster ship-to-air missile 9M330 ship-to-air missile

SA-N- 10 Gimlet ship-to-air missile 9M3 13 ship-to-air missile.

SA-N- 1 1 Gleason ship-to-air missile 9M3 1 1 ship-to-air missile.

SA-N- 12 grizzly bear ship-to-air missile is unknown.

SA-N-3 ship-to-air missile

The SA-N-3 missile has a cylindrical body, a conical warhead and no front wing. It is guided by radio command, dual-thrust rocket engine and fragmentation warhead. The missile has a length of 6. 1m, a diameter of 0.6m, a wingspan of 1.4m and a total combat weight of 545kg. The articulated slide rail is automatically loaded, and the missile is directly sent from the magazine to the launcher by the automatic loading system. The SA-N-3 ship-to-air missile has a range of 30 nautical miles, a speed greater than Mach 2.5, and a shooting altitude of 1.8 million meters.

SA-N-4 ship-to-air missile

SA-N-4 ship-to-air missile is a short-range and low-altitude air defense missile, nicknamed' Gecko' by NATO. The "Kiev" aircraft carrier is equipped with 1 SA-N-4 ship-to-air missile launchers, which are located on the left side of the last group of SS-N- 12 missile launchers on the port side of the foredeck. SA-N-4 ship's air-to-air missile launcher is hidden in a shaft with a diameter of 2.2 meters, which can't be seen at ordinary times. Only when in use, the shaft flap opens automatically, and the launcher is lifted by the hydraulic elevator to expose the deck and track the target. SA-N-4 missile, 3.2m long, 2 10/0mm in diameter, with a maximum flight speed of Mach 3, a range of15km at Mach 2.5 and a shooting height of 6000m.

SA-N-6 complains about ship-to-air missiles

SA-N-6 Thunder is a mid-long-range, vertically launched shipborne air defense system developed by the Soviet Union. SA-N-6 adopts missile tracking and guidance (TVM) mode similar to American Patriot air defense missile. It can not only intercept enemy planes, but also counter cruise missiles. The missile has an effective range of 7-90 kilometers (the maximum range of low-altitude targets is about 25 kilometers), an effective shooting height of 25-30,400 meters, and a maximum speed of Mach 5.6. Compared with the US Navy's "standard" SM-2 series air defense missiles, SA-N-6 is several times larger in size and weight. Its biggest advantage is that the speed of Mach 5.6 is much better than that of Mach 2.0-2.5 of the "standard" missile, but compared with the "standard" extended-range SM-2ER with the maximum range of about 140 km, its range performance suffers. The 3R4 1 VOLNA interceptor radar of SA-N-6 system works at 10 GHz (I-J band) and can deal with six targets (two missiles against 1 target) at the same time. The target search is completed by MR-600 and MR-700 surveillance radars. Multi-function phased array radar and vertical launch system are adopted, and the guidance mode is radio command guidance and special semi-active radar homing. The warhead is a fragment type. The maximum range is 90 kilometers, the shooting height is 30 kilometers, and the maximum speed is 6 times the speed of sound. The total length of the projectile is 7.3 meters, the diameter of the projectile is 0.5 meters, and the total mass of the projectile is 1660 kg.

SA-N-7 gadfly ship-to-air missile

SA-N-7 is an all-weather medium-range ship-borne air defense missile system developed by Russian Altair company, which was successful in the 1980s. In terms of operational performance, SA-N-7 is similar to the "Standard I" missile weapon system of the US Navy. It is a naval 9K37-M 1 (NATO number SA- 1 1) surface-to-air missile system. It is mainly used to replace 4K90 (NATO number) which has served for many years. SA-N- 1) ship-to-air missile system. The first missile test of SA-N-7 system was carried out on 1980 on the Kashin-class destroyer "Li Ling", and 198 1 was equipped on the "modern" class (type 956) destroyer to deal with the attacks of medium and low altitude high-speed aircraft and anti-ship missiles.

SA-N-9 chipmunk ship-to-air missile

The SA-N-9 point defense system was developed by the Altai Design Bureau of Russia, and the ship-to-air missile used was developed by the Torch Design Bureau. It was an army SA- 15 Doyle missile "transplanted" to the ship for use. Doyle missile enjoys a high reputation in the army field air defense missile family, and the performance of SA-N-9 is also quite excellent. The missile has a length of 2.97m, a diameter of 0.22m, a weight of 165kg, a warhead weight of 15kg and a maximum speed of 850m/s, and can intercept anti-ship missiles with a height of 10 ~ 6000m and a distance of 1500 ~ 6000m.

SA-N- 12 grizzly bear ship-to-air missile

Compared with the SA-N-7 missile, the SA-N- 12 missile has made some improvements: it adopts a new rocket engine to expand its range; The system adds command correction guidance technology and spectrum identification technology, adopts new signal processing device and improves launch control software. High-sensitivity fuze device is adopted, which increases the height measuring ability and distance cutting measures, and can intercept anti-ship missiles flying over the sea. Maximum effective range of SA-N- 12 missile: 38km; Minimum effective range: 3.5 km; Shooting height: 5-24000m; Propulsion system: single chamber double thrust solid rocket engine; Pulse proximity fuze and trigger fuze. The double launchers without launchers are launched obliquely, and the reloading speed reaches 1 s, which can be used for anti-ballistic missiles and sea-skimming anti-ship missiles.

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