👉 Assembly missiles, also known as guided multiple launch systems (GMLS), are advanced missile defense and offensive weapon platforms that integrate a series of smaller, independently guided missiles into a single, deployable missile system. These missiles are typically launched from mobile or stationary platforms and can be rapidly assembled on-site, offering a flexible and scalable defense mechanism against ballistic threats. They utilize various guidance systems, including infrared, radar, and GPS, to accurately target and engage multiple high-value targets simultaneously. Assembly missiles can be deployed for both defensive purposes, intercepting incoming ballistic missiles, and offensive roles, delivering precision strikes against enemy military assets. Their modular design allows for quick reconfiguration and adaptation to different threat scenarios, making them a versatile component of modern missile defense strategies.
