India Receives Fourth S-400 Squadron
Recently, India received the fourth squadron of the S-400 Triumf air defence system from Russia, further strengthening its long-range air defence capabilities and layered air defence architecture.
About S-400 Triumf
- Developed by: Almaz-Antey, Russia.
- Type: Long-range Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) system.
- NATO Designation: SA-21 Growler.
- Capable of engaging: Aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles , cruise missiles & ballistic missiles.
- Can track multiple targets simultaneously and engage several threats at once.
6 Main Parts
- A complete S-400 system has six main parts.
- First, a launch vehicle that carries the missiles.
- Second, a command-and-control post mounted on a vehicle.
- Third, a long-range surveillance radar called the Big Bird.
- Fourth, the ....
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