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    2018 CAMM datasheet_Layout 1 19/06/2018 10:24 Page 1

    CAMM
    COMMON ANTI-AIR MODULAR MISSILE

    CAMM, the Common Anti-air Modular Missile, is the


    Operational advantages
    latest generation air defence missile designed for land
    and sea in the Ground-based Air Defence (GBAD) and • Wide range of targets for land and maritime engagements
    Naval-based Air Defence (NBAD) domains. • High rate of fire against multiple simultaneous targets
    Incorporating advanced technologies, CAMM provides complete • Soft Vertical Launch technology for minimum launch
    protection against all known and projected air threats. signature and concealment
    • Two-way data link between the missile and launcher
    Maritime domain
    • Compatible with any surveillance sensor for targeting
    CAMM has replaced VL Seawolf, the Royal Navy’s ship-based
    air defence system. Known as Sea Ceptor it has been fitted to the • Command and Control system common to all
    Royal Navy’s Type 23 Frigates. surface deployments
    • Minimal logistics support and maintenance required
    Land domain
    • CAMM is in full scale production for the UK MOD and
    CAMM offers land-based forces a highly effective and easily will be delivered to the British Army for its GBAD
    deployable, local area air defence system, as part of the Enhanced capability to replace Rapier
    Modular Air Defence Solutions (EMADS). It is capable of operating
    • CAMM (Sea Ceptor) is in full operational service with
    as either a stand-alone unit or integrated within a battle
    the Royal Navy and is being delivered to a number of
    space network.
    export countries’ navies
    2018 CAMM datasheet_Layout 1 19/06/2018 10:25 Page 2

    MBDA contacts
    Sales and Business Development
    Six Hills Way, Stevenage, Hertfordshire SG1 2DA
    United Kingdom
    GBAD/MARITIME Tel: +44 (0)1438 312422
    salesenquiries@mbda-systems.com
    www.mbda-systems.com

    Product key features


    Technical characteristics/specifications
    • CAMM has an active RF seeker, providing excellent performance
    Weight: 99kg
    in all-weather conditions. There is no need for dedicated
    Length: 3.2m
    complex and high-cost fire control/illumination radars.
    Diameter: 166mm
    • The lightweight missile is highly agile with a high-lethality
    Range: In excess of 25km
    warhead and advanced fuzing package, giving a high probability
    Speed: Supersonic
    of kill against a wide threat target set.
    • The Soft Vertical Launch technology reduces system weight and
    provides flexible installation.
    • The weapon’s Command and Control system is designed to be
    integrated into new or existing naval combat systems
    • The lightweight and compact design allows multiple missiles
    to be carried by launch vehicles.
    • Designed to remain in its launch canister, maintenance-free
    throughout its life. Land
    Status • CAMM will form the core of the land based air defence
    capability for the Royal Artillery in The British Army.
    Maritime • The UK’s Rapier system will be replaced by the
    • CAMM will equip the Royal Navy Type 23 and future CAMM based system.
    Type 26 frigates. • Italian MoD Spada will be replaced by the CAMM-ER based system.
    • Sea Ceptor operates from the SYLVER and Mk41 launchers using
    a quad-pack configuration to maximise packing density and for
    optimum installation on smaller ships.
    • The weapon’s Command and Control system is designed to be
    integrated into new or existing naval combat systems.

    Copyright © MBDA UK Limited – 2018-06-v02. Photo credits: CAMM Naval simulation Copyright © DM Parody (www.dotom.gi/photo)
    CAMM ‘Turn over’ image Copyright © MBDA UK Limited/BMT All other images Copyright © MBDA UK Limited

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