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A place for viewing and discussing anything about missiles and rockets.

All things missile/rocket

Links to interesting rocket tech and cool missile stuff from the military and civilian world. Mark anything NSFW/NSFL as appropriate.

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2019/11/21
10:44 UTC

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What military rocket is this from 1957?

What military rocket is this from 1957? https://imgur.com/gallery/mAh6kC1

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2018/09/12
14:38 UTC

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Is there a military missile (any country) that is capable of circling the earth multiple times?

Me and a coworker are currently debating if there is any known missile from ANY military that is capable of circling the EARTH multiple times until it chooses or hits its target.

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2018/07/08
14:09 UTC

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Russian Nastiest Missile Satan2

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2017/12/24
04:31 UTC

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Top 10 Most Dangerous and deadliest Intercontinental missiles of the History

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2017/12/21
16:12 UTC

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India Sheds Light on New Air Launched Anti Tank Missile Development

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2017/12/19
18:54 UTC

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India Issues NAVAREA Warnings For Likely Test of K 4 SLBM

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2017/12/15
17:31 UTC

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Hey guys, wondering if you could explain a few naming conventions (Soviet/Russian stuff)

I was just looking at the wiki page for the R-36 missile. It is given the NATO reporting name of 'Scarp'. But a book I have had for many years ("Rockets and Missiles" by Bill Gunston, printed 1979) has a Soviet ICBM also named 'Scarp' by NATO - and it was first shown on display in 1967. It is completely and utterly different in every way.

Another example would be the Soviet SS-18. It's nothing like what NATO now call SS-18 (R-36).

So, are they just reusing old names again? And if NATO have their own names for Soviet/Russian stuff, do they have other names for NATO hardware?

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2017/02/05
10:10 UTC

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IAF Jaguar Jet Brilliantly Shoots The Launch Of India’s Nuclear Cruise Missile 'Nirbhay'

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2016/02/05
10:35 UTC

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Hawk Missile Destroys Honest John Missile

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2014/11/09
07:56 UTC

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The UK's Brimstone missile being test fired from Reaper drones.

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2014/11/01
04:27 UTC

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