IAI Gabriel V
Type: missile
Domain: sea
Country of Origin: Israel
Manufacturer: IAI (Israel Aerospace Industries)
First Deployed: 2020
Overview
Fifth generation of Israel's pioneering Gabriel anti-ship missile family, which traces its lineage to the Gabriel Mk I — one of the world's first operational anti-ship missiles that achieved historic success in the 1973 Yom Kippur War naval battles. The Gabriel V is a long-range (250+ km) turbojet-powered sea-skimming anti-ship missile with GPS/INS mid-course guidance and active radar/imaging infrared dual-mode terminal seeker for high resistance to countermeasures and accurate target classification. Features a sea-skimming flight profile with terrain-following for coastal targets, evasive terminal manoeuvres, and a 150 kg semi-armour-piercing warhead. Can also function as a land-attack missile with pre-programmed waypoint navigation. Deployed on Sa'ar 6 corvettes as the primary anti-ship weapon. The Gabriel family remains one of the most successful anti-ship missile lineages in naval history.
Technical Specifications
| type | Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile |
|---|---|
| range | 200+ km |
| speed | Subsonic with supersonic terminal sprint (reported) |
| profile | Sea-skimming |
| guidance | INS + GPS + active radar + IIR dual-mode seeker |
| platform | Sa'ar 6 corvettes (primary) |
| manufacturer | IAI (Israel) |
Operators
- Israel
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- Type 076 LHA - amphibious (China)
- Orka Class Submarine - submarine (Netherlands)
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- AN/SPY-1 - Naval Multi-Function Radar (United States)
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