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COASTAL MISSILE SYSTEM Club-M


CLUB-M multi-purpose mobile coastal missile system is designated for hitting the following types of targets within launching envelope:


– surface ships of various types and classes (both single and multiple targets) even against enemy’s most determined countermeasures – with anti-ship missiles;


– stationary objects inside the enemy territory (administrative-and-economic centres, armament depots and petrochemical storages, troop command posts, port infrastructural facilities, air- fields etc.) – with land-attack missiles.


Up to 6 missiles in transport-launching containers (TLC) are installed on a self- propelled launcher.


Active and passive channels of radar acquisition permit flexible enemy detection, including secret detection. Detection range in active mode –


up to 250 km, in passive mode – up to 450 km. There are also provisions that allow obtaining of on-line data from higher command posts and external reconnaissance and target detection means.


Centralized fire control ensures precise target detection and optimum target distribution between the launchers depending on their combat readiness and position at launching site.


High hit probability is achieved through both single and salvo firing from various launchers.


Launching site concealment is obtainable with the possibility of carrying out combat operations with natural and artificial barriers in firing direction.


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Low- and middle-displacement ships


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