what sort of missle is a RS-20V missile?
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it's a russian made i.c.b.m (nicknamed ss-18 satan by n.a.t.o for obvious reasons) it's the worlds most potent missle i ll give you a link to it
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A ballistic missile is a missile that follows a prescribed course that cannot be signifigantly altered after the missile has burned its fuel (i.e. its course is governed by the laws of ballistics). In order to cover large distances, ballistic missiles are usually launched very high into the air or in space, in a sub-orbital spaceflight; for intercontinental missiles the altitude halfway is ca. 1200 km. When in space and no more thrust is provided, the missiles are in freefall.\n\nMany advanced ballistic missiles have several rocket stages and their course can be slightly adjusted from one stage to the next. They can be launched from fixed sites or mobile launchers, including vehicles (Transporter Erector Launchers, TELs), aircraft, ships and submarines.\n\nThe first ballistic missile was the V-2 rocket, developed by Nazi Germany in the 1940s, which was successfully launched for the first time on October 3, 1942 and used for the first time in operation on September 8, 1944.
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lol first of all wellcome back reporter, i missed you.ok a klub missile is a russian built anti ship anti submarine missle(n.a.t.o name ss-n-27).it's the state of the art modern missile capable of destrying any modern stealth ship or submarine, it's the only one of its kind in the world, here i'll give you the link to it,
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The M18A1 Claymore Antipersonnel Mine is a weapon often used by many countries around the world, named after the large Scottish sword, by the inventor, Norman A. MacLeod. The Claymore is designed to fire steel balls (shrapnel) out to about 100 meters (328 ft) across a 60° arc in front of the device, which stands just off the ground. It is designed primarily to be used in ambushes and as an anti-infiltration device against enemy infantry, however it is also of some use against soft-skinned vehicles.
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Aleksander Kashelnikov  (I have seen various spellings) who is the designer who originally produced it for the Soviet Union.  It is still in production and is one of the most widely available automatic rifles in the world today.  Not particularly well-made, but it is cheap and takes a fair amount of abuse so it is ideal for those with little or no training.
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i would say it should be mirage 2000-5\n\nn u didn't specify which Mig? r MiGs really in the running anyways? v r waiting 4 the MiG-31 to be ready 4 service but that'll take ages n whenever that happens, india is sure to get MiG-31's..they are fighter upgrades of MiG-25
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What would you do?  Is there a warhead on the tip of that 'test' missile?
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They purportedly have missiles with the proper range to hit targets on the west coast.  Alaska, BTW, is well within range.
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General Electric Vulcan Machine Guns. 6,000 rounds per minute in either 7.62mm or 20mm canon rounds. Used on gun ships prinarily. They would do a nice job.
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Most homing missiles, such as the Aim-9 Sidewinder air-to-air missile, home in on the heat emitted by a target. This is detected by infrared detector arrays in the nose which are built into a feedback control system that directs the missile to the target.\n\nOther homing missiles detect targets that are illuminated by a laser designator. This designator can be mounted on an aircraft or other vehicle from where the missile is fired, or the target can be illuminated by a separate entity on the ground who might have a better view of the situation. The laser is in the infrared frequency range, so can not be seen by the unaided eye.\n\nOthers, such as cruise missiles use GPS or compare detected terrain to onboard terrain maps to follow a course to the target.\n\nRadar is another method that is useful for air or water targets.
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Friend you know that the missile Brahmos is jointly developed by Russian and Indian Engineers and only supersonic missile in the world. \n\nBrahmos = Bramaputra + Moscow
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Can't find a thing. There are a lot of obscure guns! \n\nTry in this book:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/1886768552/ref=sib_dp_pt/102-4086720-2729712#reader-link
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no company manufactures missiles for India. Indian missiles are manufactured by the Indian Army/Airforce/Navy and are developed by Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) which is government funded.
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Good job buddy, now the goverment knows you are looking for AK57s.. why dont you ask: how to build a nuclear weapon? next time.. haha
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What do you want to know about them, they have both ICBMs and theatre WMDs. \n\n1 October 1984 -- In a ceremony in Beijing marking the 35th anniversary of the founding of the PRC, the Second Artillery made its first public appearance in Tiananmen, with a display of strategic missiles. \n\n1985 -- Collective command training simulation systems for missile Battalions and Brigades are developed to provide training to reduce missile launch timelines and improve operational readiness. \n\nAugust 1988 -- Chinese reports claim that over the previous five years the Second Artillery Corps' rate of success in live-fire launching of various types of missiles reached 96 percent.\n\nThey are stationed in Bases51,52,53,54,55,and 56.  Here's a description of Base 51, too much to list in this space:\nShenyang \n1 Division \n41°47'N 123°25'E \nThis facility is headquarters for one of the six Divisions of the Second Artillery Corps. The 80301 Unit is headquartered in Shenyang, Liaoning province, and consists of three launch brigades, each with up to three launch battalions. Its DF-21 and DF-3 IRBMs cover the Korean peninsula and Japan, to include Okinawa. At least one of the brigades, equipped with 1,800 kilometer range DF-21s (CSS-5), is concentrated in the area of Tonghua, approximately 80 kilometers north of the North Korean border. R&D on the DF-21 began in 1967 and had its first successful test in 1985. Shortly thereafter, the DF-21 was deployed into an experimental regiment. The DF-21 follow-on, the DF-21A, is expected to have a 1800 kilometer range, with a 600 kilogram warhead.
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there is a laser,invented at the time of the cold war, i think in the 80's, it interfears with the rocket's laser targeting device,for example a tomahawk wont find the target an i think she will selfdestroy,but that laser gun was interdicted.I heard that exist an laser gun that could destroy an rocket,i heard about an experiment with the russian 2 war's rocket KATIUSHA,two of those rockets were destroyed.
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1a)\n\n18 / 7.5 = 36 / 15 = 12 / 5\n12t - 5t^2 = t(12 - 5t) = 0 at 0, 12 / 5\n\nSo at time T = 0 the target is at the origin at the lower left hand corner, and at time T = 12 / 5 = 2.4 the target is at the lower right hand corner (18, 0).\n\n2b)\n\nAt t = 0, rM = (14, 12) is where the missile is fired from.\n\n2a)\n\nThe x coordinate of the missile is a constanr at 14, i.e., the missile is fired straight up.  So it must the target at (14, ?).\n\nThe target moves right according to 7.5t.\n\n14 / 7.5 = 28 / 15 is the time when the target would pass through x = 14.\n\ny = (12t - 5t^2) at time 28 / 15 is\n(12 * 28 / 15) - (5 * 28 * 28 / (15 * 15))\n = (1 / (15 * 15)) (12 * 15 * 28 - 5 * 28 * 28)\n = (5 * 28 / (15 * 15)) (12 * 3 - 28)\n = (5 * 8 * 28) / (15 * 15)\n = (8 * 28) / (3 * 15) = 224 / 45\n\nSo 12 - ct = 224 / 45 at time t = 28 / 15,\nc = (12 - (224 / 45)) / (28 / 15)\n = ((12 * 45) - 224) / (28 * 3)\n = (540 - 224) / (28 * 3)\n = 316 / (28 * 3) = 79 / 21\n\nwith c = 79 / 21\nat time 28 / 15\nthe target is hit at (14, 224 / 45)\n\n3)\n\nI'll let someone else graph something in proportional font ASCII where multiple whitespace is shown collapsed into a single space.