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Revision as of 17:08, 31 May 2019
"That's Sonderwang" | |
Type | Short-range air-to-air missile |
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Place of origin | Unified Governorates of Benacia |
Designer | ESB Design Bureau |
Manufacturer | Allied Production Matrix |
Warhead | Directed fragmentation |
Detonation mechanism | Contact or proximity |
Launch platform |
As the remaining stocks of air-to-air missiles, amassed by the Imperial Forces during the Sxiro-Jingdaoese Confrontation and then substantially expended during the War of Lost Brothers, inherited by the Black Legions at the time of the Kalirion Fracture were discovered to be near, or in many instances - substantially past, their certified service lifespans, the race was on for Benacia Command to develop and introduce into service replacement systems. Whilst it was fortuitous that the S-2 surface-to-air missile could be launched from airborne platforms, and indeed could be shoehorned into a variety of roles for which it had not originally been envisaged, it was a bulky missile that only larger aircraft such as the Shrike or Nereid could carry.