👉 Arrival missiles, also known as hypersonic or maneuverable reentry vehicles, are advanced missile systems designed to travel at speeds exceeding Mach 5 (five times the speed of sound) and maneuver in mid-flight to evade enemy defenses. These missiles are engineered for rapid deployment, capable of reaching their targets with minimal warning time due to their high velocity and agility. They typically use advanced propulsion technologies, such as scramjet engines, to sustain hypersonic speeds during flight. The primary advantage of arrival missiles is their ability to penetrate sophisticated missile defense systems, making them a crucial component in modern military arsenals for strategic deterrence and precision strikes.
