Indian Surface-to-Air Missile Test-Fired

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Wednesday, February 28, 2001, updated at 13:38(GMT+8)

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Indian Surface-to-Air Missile Test-Fired

Akash, an indigenously built multi-target surface-to-air missile, was successfully test-fired Tuesday from the Interim Test Range at Chandipur-On-Sea, some 15 kilometers from Bangalore, the Press Trust of India said Wednesday.

With a range of 25 km, Akash could deliver 55 kilograms of explosives and had the capacity to strike targets simultaneously.



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	Akash, an indigenously built multi-target surface-to-air missile, was successfully test-fired Tuesday from the Interim Test Range at Chandipur-On-Sea, some 15 kilometers from Bangalore, the Press Trust of India said Wednesday.




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