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This resource is for players and mission designers to know the capabilities of and set up fully-featured and functional SAM groups using the many various units available under the “Air defence” vehicle category in the [[Digital Combat Simulator|DCS]] mission editor.
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Each block describes the system as a whole, the ground units it consists of, the dependencies between these units, and some very rough performance figures (in-game and wiki-based). In addition, optional units and decorative static objects that would complement the system and make them closer to the real setup are listed, even if these units generally serve no added function. The only exception is ammunition-providing M818 and Ural trucks that effectively give nearby units (within 200m) infinite ammunition capacity.
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Many systems include some sort of commander unit. The functionality these units is, at best, mythical. No official explanation has ever been offered, and community answers consist of a never-ending string of unsupported claims ranging from increasing detection range, to providing faster reloads or increased rate of fire, to data-linking (…but to what, or for what purpose, no-one knows). They are not necessary to create a working anti-air group, but it is possible that some obscure efficiency parameter will be degraded by leaving them out.
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Note that maximum altitudes, in particular, can be a bit vague due to the interaction between maximum sensor elevation, sensor range, and missile flight capabilities. While the maximum altitude may seem sufficient on some systems, it is often a lot lower in practice because there is a rather narrow band between where the missile still has energy enough to climb, and where the (usually) radar is still able to track a target. For maximum skylord murderness, make sure the altitude capabilities are ridiculously above where the target is expected to fly.
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Italicised units are optional and not necessary for the functioning of the system. Units (mainly decorative) that can be found outside the Air Defence category have their category indicated in parentheses, as do decorations that only exist as static objects.
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== Basic Concepts ==
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* All SAM components must be in the same group in the Mission Editor in order to function.
* All SAMs have limited ammunition.
* Placement of an Ammunition truck (such as the Ural-375) of any kind nearby a launcher will allow it to reload.
* In DCS, most multi-unit SAMs are able to spread units as far as 25nm from each other, enabling dispersed configurations.Β  This is not particularly realistic for many sites in their native time periods, which had the challenges of limited cable runs and electrical power distributions.Β  However, more modern scenarios can believably distribute sites as far as 20nm with "datalink upgrade" related handwaves.Β  Pilots should be aware of this and recognize that missile launches from such sites can approach from angles other than the tracking emitter (including, quite dangerously, from directly below).
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== Eastern systems ==
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=== Radar-guided ===
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==== S-75_Dvina S-75M1 Divina / SA-2 Guideline ====
[[File:SA-2.png|thumb|Typical Layout of an SA 2 (minus static or nonfunctional objects).Β  Includes Shilkas and an Igla team to cover against low approaches.]]
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The SA-2 is a Soviet Radar guided medium range high altitude SAM system developed in 1957, but continues to see use to this day. The missiles are given remote commands from a ground operator, effectively making them Semi-Active Radar Homing.
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-75_Dvina S-75M1 Divina / SA-2 “Guideline”]
|-
! Units !! Qty !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-2&nbsp;LN&nbsp;SM-90 || 6 || Single-rail '''L'''au'''n'''cher || 1&times; 13DAM (V-755) || Engagement: 3–23nm<br/>Altitude: 980–98,000'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-2&nbsp;TR&nbsp;SNR-75&nbsp;Fan&nbsp;Song || 1 || &ldquo;Fan Song&rdquo; '''S'''earch and E'''n'''gagement '''R'''adar || &mdash;Β  || Detection:&nbsp;53nm&nbsp;{{RWR|FS|Medium}}
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SR&nbsp;P-19 || 1 || [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-19_radar P-19 Danube 1RL134 / &ldquo;Flat Face B&rdquo;] (search) || &mdash; || Detection: 86nm {{RWR|FF|Medium}}
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;SKP-11&nbsp;ATC&nbsp;Mobile&nbsp;Command&nbsp;Post'' || 1 || ''Radio Relay Van'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;Ural-375&nbsp;PBU'' || 1 || ''SNR-75 Radar Operation Van'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;Ural-375&nbsp;PBU'' || 1 || ''SNR-75 Radar Electronics Van'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) GPU&nbsp;APA-80&nbsp;on&nbsp;ZiL-131 || 1 || ''ESP-90 Power generator'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-375'' || 1-6 || Transporter/transloader || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Cargos) Fuel Tank'' || 2 || ''5L22A Fuel Tank'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Cargos) Oiltank'' || 2 || ''5L62A Oxidiser Tank'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unavailable) Rapier FSA Blindfire Tracker'' || ''RV-10 Konus Heightfinding Radars'' || &mdash; || Detection: 16nm {{RWR|RT|Short}}
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 2700s per missile.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 40s
|-
! colspan="4" | ME Notes
|-
| colspan="4" |
The Rapier Blindfire Tracker is a good visual representation of the height-finding radar, but is commonly unavailable to countries that possess the SA-2 and would probably interfere with detection mechanics if mixed in &mdash; a better solution is to add it as a Static Ground Vehicle object.
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The system is static and cannot be driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-S-75-Volkhov.html APA-TR-2009-0702].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|bg|Bulgaria}}{{Flag|cu|Cuba}}{{Flag|cz|Czech Republic}}{{Flag|eg|Egypt}}{{Flag|et|Ethiopia}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|hu|Hungary}}{{Flag|id|Indonesia}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|ly|Libya}}{{Flag|kp|North Korea}}{{Flag|pk|Pakistan}}{{Flag|pl|Poland}}{{Flag|ro|Romania}}{{Flag|sd|Sudan}}{{Flag|ch|Switzerland}}{{Flag|sy|Syria}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}{{Flag|ussr|USSR}}{{Flag|vn|Vietnam}}{{Flag|ye|Yemen}}{{Flag|yug|Yugoslavia}}
|}
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===== Tactics =====
Soviet doctrinal placements of units are in a flower pattern, with sensors/logistics units at the center and launchers arranged an a circle around them spaced no more than a few hundred feet apart.Β  However, this is a very easy arrangement to spot from the air, so guerrilla forces throughout history have been known to use other arrangements for the sake of concealment.Β  Since reuse of sites is a common practice, these rules are frequently applied to newer SAM batteries, as well.
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One of the easier systems to evade, the tracking radar is easily fooled via notching and chaff bursts of at minimum 4 per second.Β  Missiles have no guidance of their own: defeat the track radar to defeat the missile.Β  Missiles guidance is fairly stupid, and can be dragged into the ground.Β  It is also completely unable to track targets at sub 1,000 ft altitudes, leaving it vulnerable to low runs.Β  As a result, sites should also include short range anti-air able to engage at low altitudes, such as AAA guns and MANPADS.
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==== Neva/PechoraΒ  / SA-3 Goa ====
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The SA-3 is a Soviet Radar guided Short Range SAM system developed in 1961 as a complement to the SA-2.Β  Missiles are guided by remote command, but DCS treats them as SARHs.
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-125_Neva/Pechora S-125Β  Neva/PechoraΒ  / SA-3 &ldquo;Goa&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Qty !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-3&nbsp;S-125&nbsp;LN&nbsp;5P73 || 4 || 5P73 4-rail '''L'''au'''n'''cher || 4&times; 5V27 || Engagement: 10nm<br/>Altitude: 700–30,000'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-3&nbsp;S-125&nbsp;TR&nbsp;SNR || 1 || SNR-125 UNV &ldquo;Low Blow&rdquo; '''T'''racking '''R'''adar || &mdash; || Detection:&nbsp;54nm&nbsp;{{RWR|LB|Medium}}
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SR&nbsp;P-19 || 1 || [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-19_radar P-19 Danube 1RL134 / &ldquo;Flat Face B&rdquo;] (search) || &mdash; || Detection: 86nm {{RWR|FF|Medium}}
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;SKP-11&nbsp;ATC&nbsp;Mobile&nbsp;Command&nbsp;Post'' || 1 || ''Radio Relay Van'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;Ural-375&nbsp;PBU'' || 1-4 || ''SNR-125 UNK Radar Operation Van'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) GPU&nbsp;APA-80&nbsp;on&nbsp;ZiL-131'' || 1 || ''5E96 Cabin Power Generator Van'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-375'' || 1 || ''Transporter/transloader'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Cargos) ISO&nbsp;container&nbsp;small || 1 || ''Missile reloads'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unavailable) Rapier FSA Blindfire Tracker'' || 1 || ''RV-10 Konus Heightfinding Radars'' || &mdash; || Detection: 16nm {{RWR|RT|Short}}
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 360s per batch of 2 missiles; 720s total rearm time from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | ?
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" |
* Launchers should be placed within 70m of the central guidance area
* The transporters, containers, and radio relay van should be positioned 100m away from the central guidance area (but no farther away than 200m from any launcher so as to provide reloads); the other units should be part of the central guidance area.
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The Rapier Blindfire Tracker is a good visual representation of the height-finding radar, but is commonly unavailable to countries that possess the SA-3 and would probably interfere with detection mechanics if mixed in &mdash; a better solution is to add it as a Static Ground Vehicle object.
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The system is static and cannot be directly driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-S-125-Neva.html APA-TR-2009-0602].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|cu|Cuba}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|rs|Serbia}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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=====Tactics=====
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Despite its short range, the missiles are rather maneuverable, and harder to shake off with fancy pilot shit.Β  The system is also somewhat more resistant to ECM than its predecessors, but is still rendered toothless once the track radar is defeated.Β  It can also track at lower altitudes than its predecessors.
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==== 2K12 Kub / SA-6 Gainful ====
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The SA-6 is a Soviet Mobile Medium range SAM developed in 1958 intended to cover ground forces from aerial attack.
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K12_Kub 2K12 Kub / SA-6 &ldquo;Gainful&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Qty !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-6&nbsp;Kub&nbsp;LN&nbsp;2P25 || 4 || '''T'''ransporter '''E'''rector '''L'''auncher || 3&times; 3M9M || Engagement: 13nm<br/>Altitude: 100–30,000'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-6&nbsp;Kub&nbsp;STR&nbsp;9S91 || 1 || 1S91 &ldquo;Straight Flush&rdquo; '''S'''earch/'''T'''rack '''R'''adar || &mdash; || Detection:&nbsp;37nm&nbsp;{{RWR|6|Medium}}
|-
| ''SAM&nbsp;SR&nbsp;P-19'' || 1 || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-19_radar P-19 Danube 1RL134 / &ldquo;Flat Face B&rdquo;] (search)'' || &mdash; || Detection: 86nm {{RWR|FF|Medium}}
|-
| ''(Armor) APC&nbsp;BTR-80'' || 1 || ''Site Survey Vehicle'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;SKP-11&nbsp;ATC&nbsp;Mobile&nbsp;Command&nbsp;Post'' || 1 || ''Radio Relay Van'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;Ural-375&nbsp;PBU'' || 1 || ''Radar Test/repair Station'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;GAZ-66'' || 1 || ''Transporter/transloader'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;KAMAZ-43101'' || 2 || ''Missile Transporter'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;ZIL-131&nbsp;KUNG'' || 1 || ''Repair/test/assembly Station'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Cargos) ISO&nbsp;container&nbsp;small || 8 || ''Missile reloads'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 600s per missile; 1800s total rearm time per launcher from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm">See https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=3674493&postcount=3 for full table;</ref>
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 28s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" |
P-19 radar optionally added to extend search range.
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The system is mobile but cannot be directly driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-2K12-Kvadrat.html APA-TR-2009-0701].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|rs|Serbia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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===== Tactics =====
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This system was designed to be a mobile point defense system to protect ground forces from aerial attack, as such it can move with them and set up within 15 minutes.Β  It is also employed as static point defense around important installations.
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Missiles are initially guided by remote command, becoming SARH in the terminal phase.Β  The "Straight Flush" is equipped with both a tracking radar and an optical sight, making it a real life possibility to launch and guide until the terminal phase, minimizing RWR warning time and SEAD vulnerability.Β  The possibility of a DCS SA-6 AI of any skill level or scripted behavior doing this is unconfirmed.
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==== 9K33 Osa / SA-8 Gecko ====
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Developed in 1971, this short range low altitude SAM is highly mobile and makes for a dangerous escort for ground forces or complement to other defenses.
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9K33_Osa 9K33 Osa / SA-8 &ldquo;Gecko&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Qty !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-8&nbsp;Osa&nbsp;9A33 || 4 || '''T'''ransporter '''E'''rector '''L'''auncher '''A'''nd '''R'''adar || 6&times; 9M33Β  || Detection: 16nm {{RWR|08|Short}}<br/>Engagement: 5.5nm<br/>Altitude: 21,000'
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;Ural-375&nbsp;PBU'' || 1 || ''TELAR Calibration and simulation'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Fuel&nbsp;Truck&nbsp;ATZ-10'' || 1 || ''Tanker'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;KAMAZ-43101'' || 1 || ''Loading Crane'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-375'' || 1 || ''Transporter/transloader'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;ZIL-131&nbsp;KUNG'' || 1 || ''Repair/test/assembly Station'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 5s readying time; 310s per missile; 1860s total ream time from a depleted state.
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! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 23s
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! colspan="4" | ME Notes
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| colspan="4" |The system is mobile and can be directly driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-9K33-Osa.html APA-TR-2009-0704].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|gr|Greece}}{{Flag|sos|South Ossetia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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===== Tactics =====
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Each TELAR has a radar and optical sight for searching, ranging, and tracking targets as well as for missile guidance.Β  Can launch and track 2 missiles at a time, possibly without RWR warning if optical targeting was used.
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Can lock incoming missiles but only has limited self-defence anti-missile capability in this manner.Β  Human controllers and scripters might consider to instead just turn off the radar and scoot out of the way in event of a perceived SEAD attack.Β  It can track while on the move, but must stop in order to fire.Β  Shoot and scoot tactics can make this unit a very elusive target for SEAD aircraft: units adopting this tactic would be better engaged by a maverick or high altitude laser guided bomb.
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==== S-300PS / SA-10 Grumble ====
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Developed in 1979, this system is one of the most dangerous SAMs in the game (and real life).
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-300_missile_system S-300PS / SA-10 &ldquo;Grumble&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Qty !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-10&nbsp;S-300PS&nbsp;CP&nbsp;54K6 || 1 || '''C'''ommand '''P'''ost || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-10&nbsp;S-300PS&nbsp;LN&nbsp;5P85C || 4 || Master TEL '''L'''au'''n'''ch vehicle || 4&times; 5V55P || Engagement: 64nm<br/>Altitude: 50–150,000'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-10&nbsp;S-300PS&nbsp;LN&nbsp;5P85D || 12 || Slave TEL '''L'''au'''n'''ch vehicle || 4&times; 5V55P || Engagement: 64nm<br/>Altitude: 50–150,000'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-10&nbsp;S-300PS&nbsp;SR&nbsp;5N66M || 1 || &ldquo;Clam Shell&rdquo; Low-altitude '''S'''earch '''R'''adar || &mdash; || Detection: 32nm {{RWR|CS|Long}}
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-10&nbsp;S-300PS&nbsp;SR&nbsp;64H6E || 1 || &ldquo;Big Bird&rdquo; Regiment '''S'''earch '''R'''adar (can also locate missiles) || &mdash; || Detection: 86nm {{RWR|BB|Long}}
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-10&nbsp;S-300PS&nbsp;TR&nbsp;30N6 || 1 || &ldquo;Flap Lid A&rdquo; '''T'''racking '''R'''adar || &mdash; || Detection: 86nm {{RWR|10|Long}}
|-
|| ''(Approximation: SAM&nbsp;SA-10&nbsp;S-300PS&nbsp;CP&nbsp;54K6)'' || ? || ''MAZ-543M MOBD accomodation vehicle'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
|| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;KAMAZ-43101'' || 12 || ''Transport and Loading'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
|| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-375'' || 8 || ''Ural 375 towing tractor'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
|| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-4320T'' || 4 || ''Ural 4320 component tractor'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
|| ''(Static Cargos) ISO&nbsp;container'' || 8 || ''Missile container'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
|| ''(Static Structures) GeneratorF'' || 4 || ''5I57 Mobile Diesel Power Generator'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 1800s per missile; 7200s total rearm time from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 3s
|-
! colspan="4" | ME Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Firing units and decorations should be divided among 4 firing emplacements evenly (i.e. 1x Master TELAR, 3x Slave TELAR, 3x KAMAZ-43101, 2 Ural-375, 1 Ural 4320, 2 ISO containers)
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The system is static and cannot be driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-Grumble-Gargoyle.html APA-TR-2006-1201] and [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-S-300PMU-TEL-TL.html APA-TR-2008-0601-A].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|cn|China}}{{Flag|gr|Greece}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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=====Tactics=====
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This is a very expensive and strategically significant air defense system, and absolutely should be backed up with shorter range systems and AAA.Β  This system is very flexible in terms of realistic placement: it is known to inhabit old SA-2 sites (inheriting the "flower" layout), or components can believably placed as far as 21nm from the central command post.
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The SA-10 is not a system to be taken lightly: it can track you and up to five other friends from near 0 AGL to high altitude, shoot down HARMS and other missiles, and chew up dozens of aircraft in just a minute. Keeping terrain between yourself and the missile site is about the only real evasion technique.Β  This system can realistically distribute its launchers as far as 21 nm from the command post.Β  If a launch is detected, you may find that the fully active radar missile is approaching from an direction other than the tracking emitter.Β  Since the missiles are fully active, defeating the track radar is not enough to save you: you have to defeat both it and the missile.
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==== 9K37 Buk M1 / SA-11 Gadfly ====
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The 1980's successor to the SA-6, this medium range SAM can be extremely hard to kill.
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buk_missile_system 9K37 Buk M1 / SA-11 &ldquo;Gadfly&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Qty !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-11&nbsp;Buk&nbsp;CC&nbsp;9S470M1 || 1 || Self Propelled '''C'''ommand '''P'''ost || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-11&nbsp;Buk&nbsp;LN&nbsp;9A310M1 || 4-6 || &ldquo;Fire Dome&rdquo; '''T'''ransporter '''E'''rector '''L'''auncher '''A'''nd '''R'''adar || 4&times; 9M38M1 || Detection: 27nm {{RWR|11|Medium}} <br/>Engagement: 19nm<br/>Altitude: 450–45,000'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-11&nbsp;Buk&nbsp;SR&nbsp;9S18M1 || 1 || &ldquo;Snow Drift&rdquo; Acquisition Radar (search) || &mdash; || Detection: 54nm {{RWR|SD|Medium}}
|-
| ''(Unarmed) GPU&nbsp;APA-5D&nbsp;on&nbsp;Ural-4320'' || 1 || ''PES-100T Mobile Power Generator'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;KAMAZ-43101'' || 2 || ''Missile Reload Transporter'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-375'' || 1 || ''9T31M1 Self Propelled Crane'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-4320-31&nbsp;Armored'' || 1 || ''9V881M1 Equipment Repair/Test Station'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-4320-31&nbsp;Armored'' || 1 || ''9V883M1 Equipment Repair Station'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;ZIL-131&nbsp;KUNG || 1 || ''9V95M1 Mobile Automatic Test Station'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Cargos) ISO&nbsp;container&nbsp;small || 2 || ''Missile releoads'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 240s per missile; 960s total rearm time per launcher from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 26s
|-
! colspan="4" | ME Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | The system is mobile but cannot be directly driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-9K37-Buk.html APA-TR-2009-0706].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|rs|Serbia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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===== Tactics =====
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Like the SA-6, this mobile system is designed to move with and cover other ground forces from air attack.Β  As such, many of its upgrades are in the form of the ability to fire on missiles.
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SEAD aircraft should be aware that each launcher has its own redundant tracking radar, and will take a ton of ARMs to bring down targeting tracking emitters.Β  Instead, it is better to fire a salvo at the search emitter, as the loss of the search emitter or the command post will render the site inoperative.
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==== 9K331 Tor / SA-15 Gauntlet ====
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Introduced in 1986 as a successor to the SA-8, this unit is even more of an annoying ankle biter than its predecessor.
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_missile_system 9K331 Tor / SA-15 &ldquo;Gauntlet&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Qty !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-15&nbsp;Tor&nbsp;9A331 || 4 || '''T'''ransporter '''E'''rector '''L'''auncher '''A'''nd '''R'''adar || 8&times; 9M331 || Detection: 13nm {{RWR|15|Short}}<br/>Engagement: 6nm<br/>Altitude: 60–26,000'
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-4320-31&nbsp;Armored'' || 1 || ''Missile Transporter/transloader'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-4320-31&nbsp;Armored'' || 1 || ''Test/repair/assembly station'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 4s readying time; 579s per batch of 4 missiles; 1158s total rearm time from a depleted state.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 9s
|-
! colspan="4" | ME Notes
|-
| colspan="4" |The system is mobile and can be directly driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-9K331-Tor.html APA-TR-2009-0705].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|cn|China}}{{Flag|gr|Greece}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
===== Tactics =====
Β 
Each TELAR has a radar and optical sight for searching, ranging, and tracking targets as well as for missile guidance. Can launch and track 2 missiles at a time, possibly without RWR warning if optical targeting was used.
Β 
Improved ability to engage incoming missiles, enabling the possibility of covering units from air attack and SEAD, or playing with the sorts of annoying shoot and scoot tactics the SA-8 can accomplish.Β  The one Achilles heel it retains is that it needs to stop to shoot.
Β 
==== ZSU-23-4 Shilka ====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZSU-23-4_Shilka ZSU-23-4 Shilka]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SPAAA&nbsp;ZSU-23-4&nbsp;Shilka || Radar-ranging, self-propelled AAA || 2000&times; 23mm HE+AP || Detection:&nbsp;2.7nm {{RWR|A|NA}}<br/>Engagement: 1.3nm<br/>Altitude: 6,500'
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 10s reload; 10s rearm from a depleted state.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 8s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Has a radar for ranging, and tracking targets, but offers no search scope in [[Combined Arms]]. Note that most eastern RWRs do not display this threat.
Β 
Has no special unit integration or setup and is normally integrated into armoured and mechanised columns alongside 9K31 Strela-1 / SA-9 SAMs. Largely obsolete, its more modern replacement is the 2K22 Tunguska / SA-19.
Β 
For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-Rus-PLA-PD-SAM.html APA-TR-2008-0502].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|cu|Cuba}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|ins|Insurgents}}{{Flag|il|Israel}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|ma|Morocco}}{{Flag|sos|South Ossetia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
=== IR-guided ===
Β 
==== 9K31 Strela-1 / SA-9 Gaskin ====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9K31_Strela-1 9K31 Strela-1 / SA-9 &ldquo;Gaskin&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-9&nbsp;Strela-1&nbsp;9P31 || IR-guided, self-propelled SAM || 4&times; 9M31 || Detection: 2.7nm<br/>Engagement: 2.2nm<br/>Altitude:&nbsp;100–12,000'
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 311s per missile; 1244s total rearm time from a depleted state.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 2.5s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Optical acquisition rear-aspect IR homing.
Β 
Has no special unit integration or special setup and is normally integrated into armoured and mechanised columns alongside ZSU-23-4 Shilka SPAAGs. Largely obsolete, its more modern replacement is the 9K35 Strela-10M3 / SA-13.
Β 
For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-Rus-PLA-PD-SAM.html APA-TR-2008-0502].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|ins|Insurgents}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|rs|Serbia}}{{Flag|sos|South Ossetia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
==== 9K35 Strela-10M3 / SA-13 Gopher ====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9K35_Strela-10 9K35 Strela-10M3 / SA-13 &ldquo;Gopher&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-13&nbsp;Strela-10M&nbsp;9A35M3 || '''T'''ransporter '''E'''rector '''L'''auncher '''A'''nd '''R'''adar || 4&times; 9M37 + 4 reserve<br/>100&times; 7.62mm + 900 reserve || Detection:&nbsp;4.5nm&nbsp;{{RWR|13|Short}}<br/>Engement: 2.7nm<br/>Altitude: 75–15,000'
|-
| ''CP&nbsp;9S80M1&nbsp;Sborka'' || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PPRU-1 PPRU-M1 / &ldquo;Dog Ear&rdquo;] command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 19nm {{RWR|DE|Short}}
|-
| ''(Armor) APC&nbsp;BTR-80'' || ''Mobile Command Post'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) CP&nbsp;Ural-375&nbsp;PBU'' || ''Training Simulator'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;GAZ-3308'' || ''Missile Repair/test Station'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-4320T'' || ''Transporter/transloader'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;ZIP-131&nbsp;KUNG'' || ''Radar Repair/test Station'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 130s per missile; 1040s total rearm time from a depleted state. 12s reload per batch of 100&times; 7.62mm; 158s total to ream a depleted 7.62mm gun.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 2.5s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | A basic Strela-10M3 battery consists of:
* 4&times; TELAR
To expand on its capabilities and provide infinite ammunition, add 1&times; &ldquo;Dog Ear&rdquo; radar and 1&times; transporter/transloader. For further decoration, add 2&times; missile repair/test stations and 1&times; all other units listed above.
Β 
Optical and radar acquisition all-aspect IR homing. Has a radar for ranging, and tracking targets, but offers no search scope in [[Combined Arms]]. While they may disrupt the early acquisition, chaff and ECM have no effect on the IR-guided missile after launch.
Β 
The system is mobile and can be directly driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-9K35-Strela-10.html APA-TR-2009-0801].
Β 
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|cu|Cuba}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|rs|Serbia}}{{Flag|sos|South Ossetia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
==== 9K38 Igla / SA-18 Grouse ====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9K38_Igla 9K38 Igla / SA-18 &ldquo;Grouse&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-18&nbsp;Igla&nbsp; || IR-guided MANPADS || 3&times; 9K38 || Detection: 2.7nm<br/>Engagement: 2.8nm<br/>Altitude: 12,000'
|-
| ''SAM&nbsp;SA-18&nbsp;Igla&nbsp;comm'' || ''Command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 2.7nm
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 15s reload; 43s per missile; 172s total rearm time from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 6s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Optical acquisition all-aspect IR homing.
Β 
Has no special setup and is instead integrated into infantry columns or as a supplement to any fixed installations.
Β 
The system consists of infantry units and cannot be driven using [[Combined Arms]].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|ins|Insurgents}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|sos|South Ossetia}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
==== 9K338 Igla-S / SA-24 Grinch ====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9K38_Igla 9K338 Igla-S / SA-24 &ldquo;Grinch&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-18&nbsp;Igla-S&nbsp; || IR-guided MANPADS || 3&times; 9K338 || Detection: 2.7nm<br/>Engagement: 2.8nm<br/>Altitude: 12,000'
|-
| ''SAM&nbsp;SA-18&nbsp;Igla-S&nbsp;comm'' || ''Command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 2.7nm
|-
| ''CP&nbsp;9S80M1&nbsp;Sborka'' || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PPRU-1 PPRU-M1 / &ldquo;Dog Ear&rdquo;] command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 19nm {{RWR|DE|Short}}
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 15s reload; 43s per missile; 172s total rearm time from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 6s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Optical acquisition all-aspect IR homing, incorrectly labelled &ldquo;SA-18&rdquo; in spite of being the Igla-S model.
Β 
Has no special setup and is instead integrated into infantry columns or as a supplement to any fixed installations. If combined with a Sborka command vehicle, each vehicle coordinates 6 sections of Igla-S:s.
Β 
The system consists of infantry units and cannot be driven using [[Combined Arms]].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|cn|China}}{{Flag|cu|Cuba}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|ma|Morocco}}{{Flag|rs|Serbia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
=== Optically guided ===
Β 
====2A13 / ZU-23-2====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZU-23-2 2A13 / ZU-23-2]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| AAA&nbsp;ZU-23&nbsp;Closed || Revetted static AAA gun
| rowspan="6" | 100&times; 23mm + 400 reserve
| rowspan="6" | Detection: 2.7nm<br/>Engagement: 1.3nm
|-
| AAA&nbsp;ZU-23&nbsp;Emplacement || Employed static AAA gun
|-
| AAA&nbsp;ZU-23&nbsp;on&nbsp;Ural-375 || Mobile AAA gun
|-
| AAA&nbsp;ZU-23&nbsp;Insurgent|| Revetted static AAA gun with insurgent crew
|-
| AAA&nbsp;ZU-23&nbsp;Insurgent&nbsp;Closed || Employed static AAA gun with insurgent crew
|-
| AAA&nbsp;ZU-23&nbsp;Insurgent&nbsp;on&nbsp;Ural-375 || Mobile AAA gun with insurgent crew
|-
| ''CP&nbsp;9S80M1&nbsp;Sborka'' || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PPRU-1 PPRU-M1 / &ldquo;Dog Ear&rdquo;] command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 19nm {{RWR|DE|Short}}
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 10s reload; 10s rearm per batch of 100; 52s rearm from a depleted state.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 3.5s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | All firing units have the same offensive capabilities. The difference is mostly cosmetic, other than that the Ural-375 variants can be driven around, whereas the rest are static emplacements. All can be directly controlled using [[Combined Arms]].
Β 
Has no special setup and is integrated into infantry or light mechanised columns, or used as static defences for fixed installations. If combined with a Sborka command vehicle, each vehicle coordinates 6 sections of ZU-23:s.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|cn|China}}{{Flag|cu|Cuba}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|gr|Greece}}{{Flag|ins|Insurgents}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|il|Israel}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|om|Oman}}{{Flag|rs|Serbia}}{{Flag|za|South Africa}}{{Flag|za|South Africa}}{{Flag|sos|South Ossetia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}{{Flag|ve|Venezuela}}
|}
Β 
==== 2K22 Tunguska / SA-19 Grison ====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K22_Tunguska 2K22 Tunguska / SA-19 &ldquo;Grison&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;SA-19&nbsp;Tunguska&nbsp;2S6 || Self-propelled AAA and SACLOS-guided Missile || 8&times; 9M311 <br/>1936&times; 30mm HE/AP || Detection: 9nm {{RWR|S6|Short}}<br/>Engagement: 2nm / 4nm (gun/missile)<br/>Altitude: 0-16,000'
|-
| ''CP&nbsp;9S80M1&nbsp;Sborka'' || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PPRU-1 PPRU-M1 / &ldquo;Dog Ear&rdquo;] command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 19nm {{RWR|DE|Short}}
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;GAZ-3308'' || ''Repair/test Station'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;KAMAZ-43101'' || ''Transporter/transloader'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;Ural-4320-31&nbsp;Armored'' || ''Repair/test/assembly Station'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;ZIL-131&nbsp;KUNG'' || ''Mobile Workshop'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 134s per missile; 1072s total rearm time from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm" /> 2570s to rearm depleted 30mm gun.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 4s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | A basic Tunguska battery consists of:
* 6&times; Tunguska
To expand on its capabilities and provide infinite ammunition, add 1&times; &ldquo;Dog Ear&rdquo; radar and 3&times; transporter/transloaders. For further decoration, add 3&times; repair/test/assembly stations, 1&times; repair/test station, and 1&times; mobile workshop.
Β 
Has a radar for searching, ranging, and tracking targets; missiles are optically guided and do not require a lock-on. Missiles can only be defeated through manoeuvring.
Β 
The system is mobile and can be directly driven using Combined Arms. For further information, see Technical Report [http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-96K6-Pantsir-2K22-Tunguska.html APA-TR-2009-0703].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|abk|Abkhazia}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|ma|Morocco}}{{Flag|sos|South Ossetia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
=== Early-warning / GCI systems ===
These units can be turned into ground-based GCI radars by assigning the advanced waypoint actions:
* Start Enroute Task &gt; EWR
* Perform Command &gt; Set Callsign
* Perform Command &gt; Set Frequency
They are all static units and cannot be driven using [[Combined Arms]], but offer detection capabilities that tie into the more realistic simulation modes of [[LotATC 4 DCS]]. The editor detection ring displays an artificial limit of how far detection scripting will report a target; actual ranges for the EWR task are much longer.<ref name="ewrrange">See https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=3117499 for a discussion on the scripting engine bug(?) / limitations.</ref>
Β 
====1L13-3 Nebo-SV Box Spring====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nizhny_Novgorod_Research_Institute_of_Radio_Engineering 1L13-3 Nebo-SV &ldquo;Box Spring&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| EWR 1L13 || '''E'''arly-'''W'''arning '''R'''adar || &mdash; || Detection: 65nm (scripting) / 160nm (AI EWR Tasking) {{RWR|S|EWR}}
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | N/A
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Has no offensive or defensive capabilities beyond what air assets it can guide towards a threat, and should be paired with layered AA and ground assets for protection.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|rs|Serbia}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
====55ZH6 Nebo Tall Rack====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nizhny_Novgorod_Research_Institute_of_Radio_Engineering 55ZH6 Nebo &ldquo;Tall Rack&rdquo;]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| EWR 55G6 || '''E'''arly-'''W'''arning '''R'''adar || &mdash; || Detection: 65nm (scripting) / 215nm (AI EWR Tasking) {{RWR|S|EWR}}
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" |Β  N/A
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Has no offensive or defensive capabilities beyond what air assets it can guide towards a threat, and should be paired with layered AA and ground assets for protection.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|ru|Russia}}{{Flag|dz|Algeria}}{{Flag|by|Belarus}}{{Flag|kz|Kazakhstan}}{{Flag|ua|Ukraine}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
== Western systems ==
Β 
=== Radar-guided ===
Β 
==== Flakpanzer Gepard ====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flakpanzer_Gepard Flakpanzer Gepard]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SPAAA&nbsp;Gepard || Self-propelled AAA || 660&times; 35mm HE || Detection: 8nm [[File:RWR-A.png|20px|frameless]][[File:RWR-L.png|20px|frameless]][[File:PO1-NA.png|20px|frameless]] <br/>Engagement: 2nm
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 1940s rearm from a depleted state.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 4s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Has a radar for searching, ranging, and tracking targets. Note that most eastern RWRs do not display this threat.
Β 
Has no special setup and is instead integrated into armoured or mechanised columns.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
====M163 Vulcan Air Defence Systems (VADS) ====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M163_VADS M163 Vulcan Air Defence Systems (VADS)]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| AAA&nbsp;Vulcan&nbsp;M163 || Radar-ranging, self-propelled AAA || 1180&times; 20mm || Detection: 2.7nm {{RWR|A|NA}}<br/>Engagement: 1.4nm<br/>Altitude: 1,500m / 4,500'
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 1280s
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 6s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Optical sight with radar ranging. Note that most eastern RWRs do not display this threat.
Β 
Has no special setup and is instead intended to complement the M48 Chaparral, and be integrated into infantry/light mechanised columns.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|us|USA}}{{Flag|cl|Chile}}{{Flag|il|Israel}}{{Flag|ma|Morocco}}{{Flag|om|Oman}}{{Flag|sa|Saudi Arabia}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
Β 
====MIM-23 Hawk PIP Phase I====
Β 
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIM-23_Hawk MIM-23 Hawk PIP Phase I]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Hawk&nbsp;CWAR&nbsp;AN/MPQ-55 || '''C'''ontinuous '''W'''ave '''A'''cquisition '''R'''adar (low-altitude search) || &mdash; || Detection: 37nm {{RWR|HK|Medium}}
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Hawk&nbsp;LN&nbsp;M192 || '''L'''au'''n'''cher || 3&times; MIM-23B || Engagement: 24nm<br/>Altitude: 200–65,000'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Hawk&nbsp;PCP || '''P'''latoon '''C'''ommand '''P'''ost || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Hawk&nbsp;SR&nbsp;AN/MPQ-50 || '''P'''ulse '''A'''cquisition '''R'''adar (high-altitude search) || &mdash; || Detection: 48nm {{RWR|HA|Medium}}
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Hawk&nbsp;TR&nbsp;AN/MPQ-46 || '''H'''igh '''P'''ower '''I'''llumination doppler '''R'''adar (tracking) || &mdash; || Detection: 48nm {{RWR|HK|Medium}}
|-
| ''(Approximation: SAM&nbsp;Hawk&nbsp;PCP)''Β  || '''''A'''ssault '''F'''ire '''C'''ommand '''C'''onsole'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Approximation: SAM&nbsp;Hawk&nbsp;PCP)'' || '''''L'''auncher '''S'''ection '''C'''ontrols'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;M818'' || ''M501 Loading Tractor'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Cargos) Container'' || ''M390 Missile Pallet'' || 3&times; MIM-23B || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Structures) GeneratorF'' || '''''B'''attery '''C'''ontrol '''C'''entral'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Structures) GeneratorF'' || '''''I'''nformation '''C'''oordination '''C'''entral'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Structures) GeneratorF'' || ''SEA 56kVA Generator'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| N/A || '''''R'''ange-'''O'''nly '''R'''adar'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 120s per launcher (3 missiles).<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 12s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | A basic Hawk battery consists of:
* 1&times; PCP
* 2&times; AN/MPQ-56 HPIR
* 1&times; AN/MPQ-50 PAR
* 1&times; AN/MPQ-55 CWAR
* 6&times; M192 Launchers
For further decoration, add 8&times; Structures/GeneratorF and 12&times; Cargos/Container static objects. Add 3&times; Unarmed M818 trucks to provide reloads and to approximate the M501 Loading Tractors.
Β 
The ROR is a fall-back system to help with ranging in a high-ECM environment. It is not simulated or present in DCS. Similarly, the AFCC and LSC are distributed systems for redundancy should the command post be eliminated. The effect of these can be approximated by adding 3 additional PCP:s.
Β 
The system is static cannot be driven using [[Combined Arms]].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|us|USA}}{{Flag|bh|Bahrain}}{{Flag|be|Belgium}}{{Flag|dk|Denmark}}{{Flag|fr|France}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|gr|Greece}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|il|Israel}}{{Flag|it|Italy}}{{Flag|ma|Morocco}}{{Flag|ma|Morocco}}{{Flag|nl|The Netherlands}}{{Flag|no|Norway}}{{Flag|sa|Saudi Arabia}}{{Flag|sos|South Ossetia}}{{Flag|es|Spain}}{{Flag|tr|Turkey}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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====MIM-104 Patriot PAC-2====
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIM-104_Patriot MIM-104 Patriot PAC-2]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Patriot&nbsp;AMG&nbsp;AN/MRC-137 || '''A'''ntenna '''M'''ast '''G'''roup || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Patriot&nbsp;ECS&nbsp;AN/MSQ-104 || '''E'''ngagement '''C'''ontrol '''S'''tationΒ  || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Patriot&nbsp;EPP-III || Diesel-'''E'''lectric '''P'''ower '''P'''lant || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Patriot&nbsp;ICC || '''I'''nformation '''C'''oordination '''C'''entral || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Patrion&nbsp;LN&nbsp;M901 || '''L'''au'''n'''cher || 4&times; MIM-104C || Engagement: 54nm<br/>Altitude: 200–80,000'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Patriot&nbsp;STR&nbsp;AN/MPQ-53 || PESA Radar (search and track) || &mdash; || Detection: 85nm {{RWR|PT|Long}}
|-
| ''(Unarmed) HEMTT&nbsp;TFFT'' || '''''G'''uided '''M'''issile '''T'''ransporter'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) HEMTT&nbsp;TFFT'' || '''''L'''arge '''R'''epair '''P'''arts '''T'''ransporter'' HEMTT|| &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;M818'' || '''''M'''aintenance '''C'''enter'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;M818''Β  || '''''S'''mall '''R'''epair '''P'''arts '''T'''ransporter'' || &infin; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Static Cargos) Container'' || ''Parts containers'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 1800s per missile; 7200s total rearm time per launcher.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | ?
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | A basic Patriot battery consists of:
* 1&times; ICC
* 1&times; AN/MSQ-104 ECS
* 1&times; AN/MRC-137 AMG
* 1&times; EPP-III
* 1&times; AN/MPQ-53 PESA Radar
* 8&times; M901 Launchers
For further decoration, add 4&times; HEMTT TFTT (1&times; GMT and 3&times; LRPT), 8&times; M818 (1&times; MC, 7&times; SRPT), and 14&times; Containers. The transports can be added as static objects, but as always, the non-static unarmed M818 vehicle can be used to provide ammunition rearmament.
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Has self-defence anti-missile capability.
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The system is static and cannot be driven using [[Combined Arms]].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|us|USA}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|gr|Greece}}{{Flag|il|Israel}}{{Flag|nl|The Netherlands}}{{Flag|om|Oman}}{{Flag|sa|Saudi Arabia}}{{Flag|ae|United Arab Emirates}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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==== Rapier ====
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapier_(missile) Rapier]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| Rapier&nbsp;FSA&nbsp;Blindfire&nbsp;Tracker || &ldquo;Blindfire&rdquo; '''F'''ield '''S'''tandard '''A''' radar guidance unit and generator. || &mdash; || Detection: 16nm {{RWR|RT|Short}}
|-
| Rapier&nbsp;FSA&nbsp;Launcher || Launcher, surveillance radar, IFF, and generator. || 4&times; Rapier Mk1 || Detection: 16nm {{RWR|RS|Short}}<br/>Engagement: 4nm<br/>Altitude: 10,000'
|-
| Rapier&nbsp;FSA&nbsp;Optical&nbsp;Tracker || SACLOS optical tracking unit || &mdash; || Detection: 10nm
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Land&nbsp;Rover&nbsp;101&nbsp;FC'' || '''''F'''orward '''C'''ontroller'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| ''(Unarmed) Transport&nbsp;M818'' || '''''M'''issile '''S'''upply '''T'''railer'' || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 240s per missile; 760s total rearm time from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | ?
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | A basic Rapier battery consists of:
* 1&times; Launcher
* 1&times; Optical Tracker
* 1&times; Blindfire Tracker
The system ''should'' be capable of running pure SACLOS without the Blindfire radar, but will not fire if one is not povided.
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For further decoration, 1&times; FC and 1&times; MST can be added to supply ammunition.
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The system is static and cannot be driven using [[Combined Arms]].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|au|Australia}}{{Flag|ir|Iran}}{{Flag|iq|Iraq}}{{Flag|ly|Libya}}{{Flag|my|Malaysia}}{{Flag|om|Oman}}{{Flag|ch|Switzerland}}{{Flag|tr|Turkey}}{{Flag|ae|United Arab Emirates}}{{Flag|uk|United Quitters}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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====Roland 2====
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_(missile) Roland 2]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range / Symbol
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Roland&nbsp;ADS || Marder-mounted '''A'''ir '''D'''efence '''S'''ystem || 2&times; Roland + 8 reserve || Detection: 6nm {{RWR|RO|Short}}<br/>Engagement: 4nm<br/>Altitude: 30–19,500'
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Roland&nbsp;EWR || [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%9CR TÜR] '''E'''arly-'''W'''arning '''R'''adar || &mdash; || Detection: 18nm {{RWR|GR|Short}}
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 3s readying time after missile detonation; 6s reload; 31s rearm per missile; 310s total rearm time from a depleted state.<ref name="rearm" />
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 10s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Has a radar for searching, ranging, and tracking targets as well as for missile guidance.
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Has no special setup and is instead integrated into armoured or mechanised columns.
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In [[Combined Arms]], reloading and rearming the ADS is very prone to breakdowns, and missiles very rarely track outside of minimum range. The EWR cannot be driven. While nominally supported, the Roland is for all intents and purpose not compatible with or suitable for CA direct control.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|es|Spain}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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=== IR-guided ===
====Β  AN/TWQ-1 / M1097 Heavy HMMWV Avenger====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/TWQ-1_Avenger AN/TWQ-1 / M1097 Heavy HMMWV Avenger]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Avenger&nbsp;M1097 || IR-guided, self-propelled SAM || 8&times; FIM-92 + 8 reserve<br/>200&times; 12.7mm || Detection: 2.75nm<br/>Engagement: 2.45nm<br/>Altitude: 3,000m / 10,000'
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 40s per missile; 640s total rearm time from depleted state.<ref name="rearm" /> 30s to rearm depleted 12.7mm gun.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 2.5s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Optical acquisition all-aspect IR homing.
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Has no special setup and is instead integrated into mobile infantry and other HMMWV / Stryker-based columns.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|us|USA}}{{Flag|il|Israel}}{{Flag|om|Oman}}{{Flag|tr|Turkey}}{{Flag|ae|United Arab Emirates}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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====FIM-92 Stinger ====
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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIM-92_Stinger FIM-92 Stinger]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Stinger&nbsp;comm || Command unit<ref name="command">The functionality, purpose, and usefulness of command units have no clear official explanation, only conflicting unsourced community claims.</ref> || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| Stinger&nbsp;MANPADS || IR-guided MANPADS || 3&times; FIM-92 || Detection: 2.7nm<br/>Engagement: 2.7nm<br/>Altitude: 3,000m / 10,000'
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 15s reload per missile; ~180s rearm from a depleted state.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 6s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Optical acquisition all-aspect IR homing.
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Has no special setup and is instead integrated into infantry columns or as a supplement to any fixed installations.
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The system consists of infantry units and cannot be driven using [[Combined Arms]].
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|us|USA}}{{Flag|bh|Bahrain}}{{Flag|be|Belgium}}{{Flag|br|Brazil}}{{Flag|ca|Canada}}{{Flag|cl|Chile}}{{Flag|dk|Denmark}}{{Flag|ge|Georgia}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|gr|Greece}}{{Flag|ins|Insurgents}}{{Flag|il|Israel}}{{Flag|it|Italy}}{{Flag|nl|The Netherlands}}{{Flag|no|Norway}}{{Flag|sa|Saudi Arabia}}{{Flag|es|Spain}}{{Flag|ch|Switzerland}}{{Flag|tr|Turkey}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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====M6 Linebacker====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_Fighting_Vehicle#M6_Linebacker M6 Linebacker]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Linebacker&nbsp;M6 || IR-guided, self-propelled SAM and IFV || 4&times; FIM-92 + 6 reserve<br/>250&times; 25mm HE<br/> 71&times; 25mm AP<br/>800&times; 7.62mm || Detection: 4.3nm<br/>Engagement: 2.45nm<br/>Altitude: 3,000m / 10,000'
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 0s reload per missile; 23s rearm per missile; 230s total rearm time from depleted state.<ref name="rearm">See https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=3674493&postcount=3 for full table;</ref> 515s to rearm depleted 7.62mmΒ  gun; 1300s to rearm depleted 25mm AP; 830s to rearm depleted 25mm HE.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 2.5s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Optical acquisition all-aspect IR homing.
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Has no special setup and is instead integrated into armoured columns.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|us|USA}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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====MIM-72G / M48 Chaparral====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIM-72_Chaparral MIM-72G / M48 Chaparral]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| SAM&nbsp;Chaparral&nbsp;M48 || IR-guided, self-propelled SAM || 4&times; MIM-72G + 4 reserve || Detection: 5.4nm<br/>Engagement: 0.2–4.5nm<br/>Altitude: 25-4,000m / 82–13,000'
|-
! Reload / rearm
| colspan="3" | 41s per missile; 335s total rearm time from a depleted state.
|-
! Acquisition time
| colspan="3" | 2.5s
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | Originally based on the rear-aspect AIM-9D, the G model upgrade uses an all-aspect seeker from the FIM-92 Stinger.
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Has no special setup and is instead intended to complement the M163 VADS as protection, and be integrated into light mechanised columns.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|us|USA}}{{Flag|il|Israel}}{{Flag|ma|Morocco}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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== WWII Systems ==
All these systems require the [[WWII Assets Pack]]. All are optically guided and do not create any kind of firing indication beyond flashes and (minimal) barrel smoke that has to be spotted visually. All are static emplacements that cannot be driven using [[Combined Arms]].
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====2cm Flak 30====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_cm_Flak_30/38/Flakvierling 2cm Flak 30]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| AAA&nbsp;Flak&nbsp;30 || Fixed AAA || 20mm || 2,200m / 1.3nm
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|bg|Bulgaria}}{{Flag|fi|Finland}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|hu|Hungary}}{{Flag|isr|Italian Social Republic}}{{Flag|jp|Japan}}{{Flag|ro|Romania}}{{Flag|nazi|Fucking Nazis}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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====2cm Flakvierling 38====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_cm_Flak_30/38/Flakvierling 2cm Flakvierling 38]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| AAA&nbsp;Flak-Vierling&nbsp;38 || Fixed AAA || 4&times;20&times; 20mm || Engagement: 2,200m / 1.3nm
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|bg|Bulgaria}}{{Flag|fi|Finland}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|hu|Hungary}}{{Flag|isr|Italian Social Republic}}{{Flag|jp|Japan}}{{Flag|ro|Romania}}{{Flag|nazi|Fucking Nazis}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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==== 8.8cm Flak 18 ====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8.8_cm_Flak_18/36/37/41 8,8cm Flak 18]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| AAA&nbsp;Flak&nbsp;18 || Fixed &ldquo;Eighty-eight&rdquo; Anti-air/anti-tank artillery || 88mm Flak || Engagement: 14,800m / 8nm
|-
| ''AAA&nbsp;Kdo.G.40'' || ''KommandogerΓ€t 40 optical rangefinder command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 16nm
|-
! colspan="4" | Notes
|-
| colspan="4" | The variant available in DCS only fires anti-air rounds.
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|bg|Bulgaria}}{{Flag|fi|Finland}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|hu|Hungary}}{{Flag|isr|Italian Social Republic}}{{Flag|jp|Japan}}{{Flag|ro|Romania}}{{Flag|nazi|Fucking Nazis}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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==== 8.8cm Flak 36 ====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8.8_cm_Flak_18/36/37/41 8,8cm Flak 36]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| AAA&nbsp;Flak&nbsp;36 || Fixed AAA || 88mm Flak || Engagement: 14,800m / 8nm
|-
| ''AAA&nbsp;Kdo.G.40'' || ''KommandogerΓ€t 40 optical rangefinder command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 16nm
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|bg|Bulgaria}}{{Flag|fi|Finland}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|hu|Hungary}}{{Flag|isr|Italian Social Republic}}{{Flag|jp|Japan}}{{Flag|ro|Romania}}{{Flag|nazi|Fucking Nazis}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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====8.8cm Flak 37====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8.8_cm_Flak_18/36/37/41 8,8cm Flak 37]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| AAA&nbsp;Flak&nbsp;37 || Fixed AAA || 88mm Flak || Engagement: 14,800m / 8nm
|-
| ''AAA&nbsp;Kdo.G.40'' || ''KommandogerΓ€t 40 optical rangefinder command unit<ref name="command"/>'' || &mdash; || Detection: 16nm
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|bg|Bulgaria}}{{Flag|fi|Finland}}{{Flag|de|Germany}}{{Flag|hu|Hungary}}{{Flag|isr|Italian Social Republic}}{{Flag|jp|Japan}}{{Flag|ro|Romania}}{{Flag|nazi|Fucking Nazis}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}
|}
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====Bofors 40mm====
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width: 900px; width: 100%;"
|+ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bofors_40_mm_gun Bofors 40mm]
|-
! Units !! Function !! Stores !! Range
|-
| AAA&nbsp;Bofors&nbsp;40mm || Fixed AAA || 620&times; 40mm L/60 Flak || Engagement: 7,160m / 4nm
|-
! colspan="4" | Available to
|-
| colspan="4" | {{Flag|us|USA}}{{Flag|au|Australia}}{{Flag|be|Belgium}}{{Flag|ca|Canada}}{{Flag|cz|Czech Republic}}{{Flag|fr|France}}{{Flag|nl|The Netherlands}}{{Flag|pl|Poland}}{{Flag|uk|United Quitters}}{{Flag|agg|USAF Aggressors}}{{Flag|ussr|USSR}}{{Flag|yug|Yugoslavia}}
|}
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