ISRAEL IDF PATCH BARAK SAM MISSILE RAFAEL-MAD VERY RARE


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ISRAEL IDF BARAK MISSILE PATCH

surface-to-air missile

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	BARAK Rafael Advanced Defense Systems LTD. Naval Point Defense Missile System
	Barak is a mature, operational anti-missile point defense naval surface-to-air missile system, designed to protect combat vessels against sea skimming missiles and aircraft threats. It is effective against highly maneuvering, supersonic and low altitude threats (sea skimmers), as well as low radar cross section (RCS) targets. It is also effective against a full variety of free space threats. The missile system is designed to engage multiple targets simultaneously. BARAK is in operational service in the naval forces of several countries

	BARAK Rafael Advanced Defense Systems LTD. Naval Point Defense Missile System
	Barak is a mature, operational anti-missile point defense naval surface-to-air missile system, designed to protect combat vessels against sea skimming missiles and aircraft threats. It is effective against highly maneuvering, supersonic and low altitude threats (sea skimmers), as well as low radar cross section (RCS) targets. It is also effective against a full variety of free space threats. The missile system is designed to engage multiple targets simultaneously. BARAK is in operational service in the naval forces of several countries

Barak SAM (surface-to-air missile)

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Barak I
Barak I
Type	Short range surface-to-air missile
Place of origin	Israel
Service history
Used by	Israel Singapore India
Production history
Manufacturer	Rafael
Specifications
Weight	98 kg
Length	2.1 m
Diameter	0.18 m

Warhead	22 kg blast fragmentation warhead

Operational range	10 km
Speed	Mach 1.7
Guidance system	Radar CLOS (Command to Line-Of-Sight) guidance
Launch platform	Surface Ship

Barak (the Hebrew word for Lightning) is an Israeli surface-to-air missile designed to be used as a point-defense missile on warships, defending against aircraft, anti-ship missiles, and UAVs. The Barak SAM is designed to replace gun-based CIWS platforms, such as the Phalanx CIWS, with a more flexible SAM model.

Controversy

The Barak SAM was at the heart of the Indian Barak Missile Deal Scandal involving multi-million dollar bribes exposed by the Tehelka sting operation in 2000^[1].

Operators

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India
Israel
Singapore

Barak II

In January 2007, after several months of intense negotiations, India and Israel signed a US$330 million deal to co-develop an all new generation of the Barak SAM, which was to be known as the Barak II. The new missile, which will be based on the original Barak, is expected to feature a more advanced seeker, in addition to an extended range. The joint development offer was first made by Israel during Indian Navy Chief Admiral Arun Prakash's visit to Tel Aviv in 2004^[2].

References

^ V. Venkatesan (2006-11-03). "Dubious deal: The CBI files a case on the allegations of corruption in the Barak missile system deal with Israel in 2000", Frontline (magazine). Retrieved on 16 June 2007.
^ Shiv Aroor (2006-02-07). "India, Israel tie up on next-gen Barak missiles in 2000", ExpressIndia.com. Retrieved on 30 March 2008.

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