9K33 Osa

Key specs
- Type
- Air defence system
- Origin
Soviet Union
- Manufacturer
- Znamya Truda Plant
- Designer
- NII-20
- Designed
- 1960
- Entered service
- 1971
- Produced
- 1970–1988
- Units produced
- 1,200
- Status
- In service
- Crew
- 5
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9K33 Osa is an air defence system from the Soviet Union, made by Znamya Truda Plant. It entered service in 1971; it was produced from 1970 to 1988; 1,200 were built. It engages aircraft and missiles at up to 10 km and 5 km altitude. It is used or was used by Azerbaijan, Angola, Armenia, Belarus and 26 other countries, and saw combat in the Second Karabakh War, the Russo-Ukrainian War, the Iraq War, among others.
Specifications
Armament
- Main armament
- 6 9M33, 9M33M1, 9M33M2 or 9M33M3 missiles
- Maximum range of fire
- 12 km
- Rockets or missiles ready to fire
- 6
- Engagement range
- 10 km
- Engagement altitude
- 5,000 m
Dimensions and weights
- Weight
- 18 t
- Length
- 9.14 m
- Width
- 2.75 m
- Height
- 4.20 m
Mobility and protection
- Engine
- D20K300 diesel
- Road speed
- 80 km/h
- Off-road speed
- 35 km/h
- Operational range
- 500 km
- Amphibious
- Yes
Variants
OSA-AOSA-AKOSA-AKMOSA-M
Users & conflicts
Sources
- Wikipedia (fr): 9K33 Osa, Wikipedia
- Wikipedia (pl): 9K33 Osa, Wikipedia
- Wikipedia (ru): Оса (зенитный ракетный комплекс), Wikipedia
- Wikipedia: 9K33 Osa, Wikipedia
Figures from the infobox of the English Wikipedia article, completed from Wikidata and the article in other languages where it gives none; where there are several versions, the first one given. Operators include former ones; the side that used a vehicle in a war is derived from its operators.