Bayraktar UAV Destroyed By The Russian Black Sea Fleet Talwar Frigate With Shtil SAM System Missile

Bayraktar UAV Destroyed By The Russian Black Sea Fleet Frigate With Shtil-1 Missile.

The Shtil is a medium range, ship-based, Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) system designed to engage multiple targets simultaneously. It is a derivative of the proven Buk-M1 air defense system. It can engage supersonic aircraft and anti-ship missiles flying at a maximum speed of Mach 2.5. Up to 12 9M38 missiles can be launched simultaneously employing 8 antenna sets.
The Shtil SAM system uses the information provided by the ship 3D radar system. It has been highly automated to reduce the reaction time in the event of an attack. The 9M38 missile are fired employing a ramp, 24 (1 ramp system) to 96 (4 ramps) 9M38 missiles can be associated to the Shtil system.
The Shtil-1 is a multi-channel, shipborne, medium range, air defense system designed for medium displacement ships such as Talwar class frigates. The Shtil-1 air defense system has been designed to use the 9M317 and 9M317M surface-to-air missiles to engage fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft, missiles, boats and small vessels. The weapon system is flexible enough to allow utilization of single-missile ramp launcher (9M317) or Vertical Launching Systems/VLS (9M317M) for maximum weapons availability. The Shtil-1 is capable of engaging from two to up to 12 targets simultaneously assigning one, two or three missiles per target automatically. The system has been designed to engage targets flying at altitudes between 5 to 15,000 meters at ranges between 3,500 meters and 50 kilometers with speeds below 3,000 kilometers per hour. The Shtil-1 air defense system was deployed in 2003 onboard the Indian Navy INS Talwar frigate.

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SOURCE: Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation / mil.ru
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