Profile
- Origin
- Switzerland
- Built in
- SwitzerlandGermany
- Type
- Ground-based short-range air defense system
- Service note
- 1970s-present
- Designed
- 1970s
- Produced
- 1970s onward
Skyguard is a Swiss ground-based air defense system line built by Oerlikon Contraves, now Rheinmetall Air Defence. Rheinmetall describes Skyguard as an inner-tier, vital-asset protection system, and MBDA identifies the Italian Army's Skyguard system as one that used the baseline Aspide missile before CAMM-ER replaced it.
MBDA identifies Skyguard as a ground-based launch system for the baseline Aspide missile family.
| Launched item | Item type | Launch evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Aspide | Surface-to-air missile family | MBDA says the Italian Army's Skyguard system used the baseline Aspide missile, and the National Air and Space Museum notes that Aspide was modified for use in Skyguard systems. Sources: MBDA signs enhancements for Italian air defence systems based on CAMM-ER with OCCAR, Model, Missile, Aspide |





