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The missiles are pushed out of their silos with compressed air and rise to the surface literally in a bubble of air. Very little seawater comes into contact with the missile until it breaks the surface of the water. The missile is ignited at the surface and the guidance system steers it to it's target.
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What is the definition of launch height?
Launch height is term used in aviation as optimum height for a release of missiles or bombs.
What holds the missiles in place on a fighter jet?
Launch rail assemblies.
Are missiles launched in Houston?
NASA is an imoirtant part of Houston, but it is not a launch site.
Who assigns targets numbers of missiles and time on target so firing units can execute the launch?
Launch Sequence Plan (LSP)
What does a navy destroyer do?
Destroyers (and destroyer escorts) are the workhorses of the navy. They are designed to attack both sea and shore targets. Destroyers provide screening support for an aircraft carrier group. They have anti-submarine (ASW) and anti-aircraft capabilities. The largest can carry helicopters and some can launch cruise missiles.
When did the US have the capability to launch intercontinental ballistic missiles from a submarine?
The Polaris SLBM program started in 1956; the first successful launch from the USS George Washington (SSBN-598) was on July 20, 1960. Later in 1961 the Polaris A-2 SLBM entered active service in the Navy's submarine fleet.
What type of missiles do submarines shoot?
Submarines typically launch a variety of missiles, including ballistic missiles (such as the Trident and Bulava) designed for long-range nuclear deterrence, and cruise missiles (like the Tomahawk) for precision strikes against land and sea targets. Some submarines are also equipped with anti-ship missiles to engage enemy vessels. These missiles are often launched from vertical launch systems or torpedo tubes, allowing for stealthy and flexible operational capabilities.
Why does the world end in the episode DaBoom?
Because of Y2K. It causes the nuclear missiles to launch.
Can a MK 26 missile launcher launch Tomahawks?
No only standard missiles and asrocs
Did Cuba ever have nuclear missiles?
No. Cuba itself never had nuclear missiles although the USSR set up nuclear missile launch sites in Cuba.
If a contractor is producing missiles for the Navy and the contractor fails to deliver them on time the Navy has the right to?
If a contractor fails to deliver missiles on time, the Navy has the right to impose penalties as outlined in the contract, which may include financial damages or liquidated damages. Additionally, the Navy can seek to terminate the contract for default, potentially leading to the procurement of the missiles from another supplier. The Navy may also have the option to demand corrective actions or adjustments to the delivery schedule to mitigate delays.
What was the us navy best interceptor?
Against Ballistic Missiles, SM-3, agains regular missiles, SM-2...You have to be more specific
