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The V750KV (known in the West as SA-2) (NATO codename Guideline) was a Soviet two-stage surface-to-air missile introduced in the 1950s and first seen at the 1957 Soviet military parade. The SA-2 had a range of 40 km, an effective ceiling of 18300 metres and flew at a speed of Mach 3.5.
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The SA-3 (Goa) is a Soviet surface-to-air missile developed during the 1950s and first shown in public in 164. The SA-3 was developed as a low-level defence to accompany the SA-1 and SA-2 high-level defences. The SA-3 was a two-stage solid-propellant missile that had a range of 30 km and carried a 60 kg high-explosive warhead.
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The SA-5 (Gammon) is a Soviet long-range, high-altitude surface-to-air missile first observed in 1963, and developed as a replacement for the earlier SA-2 missile. The SA-5 has a range of 120 km.
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