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SA-16 Gimlet Igla-1 9K310 man-portable air defence missile system
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| The SA-16 Gimlet or 9K310 IGLA-1 is a man-portable air defense missile system with a solid propellant guided missile. It is a simplified version of IGLA (SA-18 Grouse) portable anti-aircraft missile system. SA-16 GIMLET (Igla-1 9K310) man-portable surface-to-air missile system, a further development from the SA-7 & SA-14 series.The SA-16 Gimlet and its 9M313 missile were accepted into service in the Russian army on March 1981. The SA-16 Gimlet MANPADS carries the nomenclature Igla-1 9K310 in Russia for the whole system, while the missile itself is designated 9M313. The SA-16 Gimlet is more cheaper than the SA-18 Grouse and yet more effective than the older Russian MANPADS. The Igla-1 can also be fired from helicopters using the Strelets launcher. |
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| - Igla-1E: Export version of Igla-1 features an IFF system configured to the client requirements - Igla-1M: no IFF system |
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- Army
- Air Defense Systems
- Anti-tank systems and vehicles
- Armored Vehicles
- Armoured personnel carriers
- Artillery Vehicles and Weapons
- Command Post
- Communication Vehicles and Systems
- Electronic Warfare
- Engineer | Maintenance Vehicles
- Infantry Fighting Vehicles
- Main Battle Tanks
- Missiles
- Tactical and Logistic Vehicles
- Radars
- Unmanned Systems
- Weapons
- Navy
- Air
SA-16 Gimlet Igla-1 9K310
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SA-16 Gimlet Igla-1 9K310 man-portable air defence missile system
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| The SA-16 Gimlet or 9K310 IGLA-1 is a man-portable air defense missile system with a solid propellant guided missile. It is a simplified version of IGLA (SA-18 Grouse) portable anti-aircraft missile system. SA-16 GIMLET (Igla-1 9K310) man-portable surface-to-air missile system, a further development from the SA-7 & SA-14 series.The SA-16 Gimlet and its 9M313 missile were accepted into service in the Russian army on March 1981. The SA-16 Gimlet MANPADS carries the nomenclature Igla-1 9K310 in Russia for the whole system, while the missile itself is designated 9M313. The SA-16 Gimlet is more cheaper than the SA-18 Grouse and yet more effective than the older Russian MANPADS. The Igla-1 can also be fired from helicopters using the Strelets launcher. |
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