ZS-14
The ZS-14 missile launch tube, also known as 3C-14 for romanized-Cyrillic analogues, is a universal device across all branches of the Russian military. It is used by the Russian Navy, the Russian Army and on airfields of the VKS. It may house any of the following:
- anti-aircraft missiles such as used in the S-300 and S-400 systems[1]
- missiles on the Dagestan-class corvettes aka Gepard-class frigate,[2][3] project 22350 class Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate,[4] project 11356 Admiral Grigorovich-class frigate[2][4] 1155-class Marshal Shaposhnikov, 1144-class Admiral Nakhimov, 949a-class multi-purpose submarines Russian submarine Belgorod (K-329), the 855 Yasen-class submarines[5]
- Kalibr missiles[6]
- Tsirkon missiles[6][7]
- P-800 Oniks missiles[6]
- Granit missiles[8]
- Novator 91R[9]
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