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AA-3 Anab

missile
Also known as: Anab
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The AA-3 Anab was a Soviet air-to-air missile. It was a long-range, semiactive radar-homing missile used by air-defense fighters. It was part of a series of Soviet air-to-air missiles developed starting in the 1960s, including the AA-1 Alkali and the AA-2 Atoll.1

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  1. antiballistic missile (ABM)
  2. rocket and missile system - Air-to-air
  3. rocket and missile system - Surface-to-air

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