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navigate by keyword : 1958 1967 2k11 2p24 achieved antiaircraft armament army began came cold czechoslovak czechoslovakia design development did due first full ganef however introduced krug later launcher mid1970s missile mobile motor not occur operational problems rocket russian sa4 secondstage service set soviet status system this thrust two ussr war was years

Czech cycling tour The front of the peloton. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Actual sample of liquid-propellant rocket second-stage engine made in Russia, burns 100 kg of fuel in 1 second Royalty Free Stock Photo

Aerial Perspective of Agricultural Processing SecondStage Isolation of Yellow Leaves and Hay for Optimized Yield Royalty Free Stock Photo

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - MARCH 14, 2024. Sample of the most powerful liquid-propellant rocket second-stage engine made in Russia, burns Royalty Free Stock Photo

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - MARCH 14, 2024. Actual sample of liquid-propellant rocket second-stage engine made in Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Launcher 2P24 anti-aircraft missile set 2K-11 KRUG SA-4 GANEF

The development of the system began in 1958. It was the first mobile anti-aircraft missile set introduced into the armament of the Soviet army. However, due to problems with the design of the second-stage thrust motor, this did not occur until 1967, and full operational status was achieved two years later. The Czechoslovak Army came into service in the mid-1970s.