Category:Missiles of the United Nations
The UN has designed a wide variety of missiles, drones and buoys over its existance. This is a gathering of all designs that actually got researched and built. Skipped numbers represent proposed but unused designs.
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UN Missile Naming Nomenclature
UN missiles are given a designation of the following format: (Launch Environment Code)(Mission Description Code)(Missile Type Code)-(Missile design number)(Modification Letter).
Launch Environment Codes
- L - PDC or silo launched
- F - Space vessel under 1000 tonnes displacement
- S - Space vessel over 1000 tonnes displacement
Mission Description Codes
- G - Designed to destroy land-based targets
- B - Designed as a carrier stage that deploys a submunition
- I - Designed to intercept targets in a defensive role
- R - Designed to perform reconnaissance, detection, surveillance
- S - Designed to destroy space-based targets
- V - Designed for more than one role (generally, interception and attack)
- Y - Designed to perform sensor surveys
Missile Type Code
- M - Guided Missile
- D - Drone
- P - Probe or buoy without submunitions
- N - Mine (probe or buoy with submunitions)
Pages in category "Missiles of the United Nations"
The following 12 pages are in this category, out of 12 total.
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- SBM-5A Hammer Cruise Missile
- SBM-8A Raptor Cruise Missile
- SIM-10 Mosquito Interceptor Missile
- SIM-3A Wasp Interceptor Missile
- SSM-11 Eagle Anti-Ship Missile
- SSM-12 Albatross Anti-Ship Missile
- SSM-4A Tomahawk Anti-Ship Submunition
- SSM-6 Hornet Anti-Ship Missile
- SSM-7A Sparrowhawk Anti-Ship Submunition
- SSM-9A Exocet Anti-Ship Missile