Sea Ceptor (CAMM)
«CAMM / Sea Ceptor»
Air defence (SAM)SHORAD — short rangeUnited Kingdom2018In service
Modular CAMM/Sea Ceptor family: naval and land air defence with active radar seeker.
Air defence (SAM)//SHORAD — short range
ID — SEA-CEPTOR-CAMMUnited Kingdom · MBDA UK
Sea Ceptor (CAMM)
CAMM / Sea Ceptor
Modular CAMM/Sea Ceptor family: naval and land air defence with active radar seeker.
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- Reliability
- Unverified
- Sources
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Identity
- Designation
- Sea Ceptor (CAMM)
- Alias
- CAMM / Sea Ceptor
- Manufacturer
- MBDA UK
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Year
- 2018
- Category
- Air defence (SAM)
- All sub-types
- SHORAD — short range
- Status
- In service
Performance
- Range
- 25 km
- Top speed
- Mach 3
- Guidance
- INS + datalink + radar attivo Ka-band
- Warhead
- HE-frag 10 kg con spoletta di prossimità
Physical characteristics
- Launch platform
- VLS Mk41/ExLS / canister terrestri / cold-launch
- Length
- 3.2 m
- Launch weight
- 99 kg
Combat use
- ▸Red Sea 2023-2024 — HMS Diamond (Type 45) engaged Houthi drones with Sea Ceptor.
- ▸Ukraine 2023-2024 — Sky Sabre (CAMM) land system shoots down Russian cruise missiles and Shahed drones.
Main operators
United KingdomBrazilCileItalyNuova ZelandaPolonia (Narew)SpagnaUkraine
History
MBDA developed CAMM as a successor to Sea Wolf and Rapier, sharing its seeker with the Meteor air-to-air missile. Vertical cold-launch and datalink enable 360° engagements without a dedicated illuminator.
Adopted by the Royal Navy as Sea Ceptor on Type 23/26/31 and by the British Army as Sky Sabre; selected by Poland for the Narew program (S-125 replacement).
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