Umkhonto surface-to-air missiles

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Umkhonto surface-to-air missiles are a family of short- to medium-range, infrared-guided naval air-defense missiles developed by South Africa for protecting ships against aircraft and incoming threats.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf naval air-defense missile
surface-to-air missile system
controlSystem thrust vector control
countryOfOrigin South Africa
deploymentEnvironment maritime
designedBy Denel Dynamics
designedFor area air defense around ships
point defense of naval units
designedToCounter helicopters
low-flying aircraft
sea-skimming missiles
detonationMechanism impact fuze
proximity fuze
developer Denel Dynamics
engagementCapability all-aspect engagement
multiple simultaneous targets
engagementRangeClass medium-range
short-range
familyIncludes Umkhonto-IR
surface form: Umkhonto-ER

Umkhonto-IR
Umkhonto-IR
surface form: Umkhonto-R
guidancePhase inertial mid-course guidance
guidanceSystem infrared homing
guidanceType fire-and-forget
intendedPlatform naval vessels
launchMethod vertical launch
launchPlatformType surface ship
launchSystemType vertical launching system
operator South African Navy
originRegion Africa
primaryRole ship self-defense
primaryTarget aircraft
anti-ship missiles
propulsion solid-fuel rocket
seekerType imaging infrared
status in service
terminalGuidance imaging infrared seeker
usedFor fleet air defense
protection against incoming aerial threats
usedOn Valour-class frigates
warheadType high-explosive fragmentation

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Hamina-class missile boat armament Umkhonto surface-to-air missiles