V-750 missile

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The V-750 missile is a Soviet-era surface-to-air missile, best known as the primary interceptor used in the S-75 (SA-2 Guideline) air defense system during the Cold War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf guided missile
surface-to-air missile
altitudeCapability high-altitude
associatedRadar Fan Song fire-control radar
associatedSystem S-75 SAM battery
conflict Cold War
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
deploymentMode static site deployment
deploymentPlatform fixed ground launcher
designedFor engaging high-altitude bombers
developedBy Soviet defense industry
era Cold War era
guidanceSystem command guidance
radio command guidance
launchConfiguration rail-launched
NATOReportingName SA-2 Guideline
notableEngagement Arab–Israeli conflicts
Vietnam War air defense operations
shootdown of U-2 spy plane piloted by Francis Gary Powers in 1960
operationalStatus largely obsolete
still in limited service in some countries
originLanguageName В-750
linked to: V-750
partOf S-75 Desna system
S-75 Dvina system
S-75M Volkhov system
primaryRole high-altitude air defense
propulsion liquid-fuel sustainer
solid-fuel booster
two-stage rocket
rangeCategory medium-range
targetType aircraft
reconnaissance aircraft
typeDesignation V-750
usedBy China
Cuba
Egypt
India
Iraq
North Korea
Soviet Air Defence Forces
Syria
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam

Warsaw Pact countries
linked to: Warsaw Pact

various export customers
usedIn S-75 air defense system
warheadDetonation proximity fuze
warheadType high-explosive fragmentation

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Fan Song fire-control radar usedWith V-750 missile
Fan Song guidesWeapon V-750 missile