Soviet P-20 "Sokol" Surface-Launched, Sea-Based Missile

[sferrin]

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П-20 Сокол | MilitaryRussia.Ru — отечественная военная техника (после 1945г.)

Сборник справочной информации по отечественным системам вооружений выпуска после 1945 г., форум

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[Dilandu]

I say that the theme should be more correctly named "P-20 Sokol". Because, you see, there was other P-20 - the export version of P-15 Termit missile (Styx in NATO), was labeled P-20 missile.

 

[Pioneer]

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П-20 Сокол | MilitaryRussia.Ru — отечественная военная техника (после 1945г.)

Сборник справочной информации по отечественным системам вооружений выпуска после 1945 г., форум

militaryrussia.ru

Fascinating sferrin

Thank you.

Regards
Pioneer

 

[sferrin]

Fascinating sferrin

Thank you.

Regards
Pioneer

I'd never heard of it then "A Tentative Fleet Plan" mentioned it in the Regulus thread so I took a peek. He deserves the credit.

 

[Dilandu]

"Militaryrussia" is quite a comprehensive resource about Soviet/Russian post-1945 era weapons.

 

[A Tentative Fleet Plan]

I didn't know all that much about the P20, only that it was briefly mentioned alongside Project 627A and Project 653 in Norman Polmar's Cold War Submarines, and also appeared on some of the Missile Cruiser designs in this thread.