Each card bundles the operationally relevant parameters of one system — role, sensors, armament/band, range and the threat assessment — modelled on the classic SA-11 threat slide. Filter by category and click a system for the full card. The library now covers seven categories:
- Aircraft — fighters, strike and strategic aircraft.
- Air-to-air missiles (AAM) — the missiles carried by those fighters (R-37M, R-77, R-73 etc.).
- Air defence (SAM) — the VKS territorial belts (S-500/400/300, Buk, Pantsir).
- Ground forces AD (SV) — the mobile PVO-SV systems (S-300V4, Buk-M3, Tor, Tunguska, Strela-10, Verba).
- Radar (RTV) — the sensors of the radar field, from Nebo-M to the SPRN Voronezh.
- Electronic warfare — the REB systems (Krasukha-2/-4, Murmansk-BN, Zhitel etc.).
- Ballistic missiles (SRBM) — surface-to-surface missiles that put pressure on air defences, such as the North Korean KN-23 in Russian service.
The cards follow the classic threat-slide format (such as the SA-11 Gadfly / 9K37 Buk-M1, with FIRE DOME radar parameters and warning profile). The values are compiled from open sources and aggregated training values — indicative, not operational. The threat colour (red/amber/blue) indicates the relative threat level. Distances are in nautical miles (NM), altitudes in feet (ft).
The SAM systems form the layers from § 5.2 (layered defence); the aircraft recur in the AFADA ORBATs and the equipment overview. This way the threat library closes the loop: structure → geography → system.