👉 Affiliation missiles, also known as tactical ballistic missiles (TBMs), are short-range, medium-range, or intercontinental ballistic missiles designed for use by military forces to target specific geographic areas. They are typically launched from mobile platforms like trucks, helicopters, or ships, and are known for their agility, speed, and ability to evade missile defense systems. These missiles are often equipped with guidance systems that enable them to follow precise trajectories, making them effective for both strategic and tactical purposes. Affiliation missiles can be launched by various military branches, including the United States, Russia, and China, and are used for a range of missions, from precision strikes against high-value targets to broader area denial operations.
