CA-95
Sign in to saveThe CA-95 is a highly mobile, short range, Romanian native-made amphibious self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon, currently in service with the Romanian Land Forces. The CA-95 is the Romanian variant of the Soviet 9K31 Strela-1 system. It can carry four infrared-guided surface to air missiles and has a firing range of approximately 4.2 km. Each TEL consists of two pairs of ready-to-fire missiles, mounted in boxes on either side of a turret on a TAB-79 amphibious vehicle. It can engage targets flying between 50 and 3,500 meters.
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It sits within the topics Armoured fighting vehicles of Romania and Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapons.
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- Subclass of
- self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon
- Country of origin
- Romania
- Manufacturer
- ROMARM
- Image
- CA-95M SAM system during the Romanian National Day military parade 3.jpg
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- CA-95M
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The CA-95 is a highly mobile, short range, Romanian native-made amphibious self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon, currently in service with the Romanian Land Forces. The CA-95 is the Romanian variant of the Soviet 9K31 Strela-1 system. It can carry four infrared-guided surface to air missiles and has a firing range of approximately 4.2 km. Each TEL consists of two pairs of ready-to-fire missiles, mounted in boxes on either side of a turret on a TAB-79 amphibious vehicle. It can engage targets flying between 50 and 3,500 meters.
In 2025, CA-95 systems have been seen in use with the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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