S-25 Berkut

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The S-25 Berkut was an early Soviet fixed surface-to-air missile system developed in the 1950s to provide high-altitude air defense for Moscow during the Cold War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet military equipment
fixed air defense system
surface-to-air missile system
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
deploymentArea Moscow
deploymentConfiguration ring of missile sites around Moscow
deploymentType fixed-site system
designedBy Soviet design bureaus
designedFor defense of key political centers
designedToCounter strategic bombers
developedInPeriod 1950s
engagementEnvelope high-altitude targets
guidanceType command guidance
introduced mid-1950s
missileType two-stage surface-to-air missile
namedAfter golden eagle
nativeName S-25 Berkut self-linksurface differs
surface form: С-25 «Беркут»
operatedBy Soviet Air Defense Forces
surface form: Soviet Air Defence Forces
primaryRole high-altitude air defense
strategic air defense of Moscow
propulsionType liquid-fuel sustainer
solid-fuel booster
radarIntegration ground-based fire-control radar
rangeClass medium-to-long range
status retired
strategicImportance first-generation Soviet strategic SAM network around Moscow
successor S-75 Dvina (SA-2 Guideline) missile
surface form: S-75 Dvina
systemComponents command and control facilities
missile launch sites
radar stations
usedDuring Cold War

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S-25 Berkut nativeName S-25 Berkut self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: С-25 «Беркут»
Soviet missile program hasPart S-25 Berkut
this entity surface form: S-25 Berkut air defense system
Semyon Lavochkin notableWork S-25 Berkut
this entity surface form: S-25 Berkut surface-to-air missile system
Semyon Lavochkin designed S-25 Berkut
this entity surface form: S-25 Berkut missile system