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9N123F
The 9N123F (9Н123Ф) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, non-separating, proximity- and impact-fuzed, high-explosive preformed fragmentation warhead. The 9N123F warhead, which is thought to have been adopted in 1975, was initially developed for use with the 9M79 (9М79) missile. Construction The 9N123F warhead section is triconic and is comprised of three main areas, which are a short nose, a longer forward compartment; and a fa...
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