👉 Broadcasting missiles are a type of missile system designed for the transmission of communications signals, such as television, radio, and data transmissions, over long distances. These missiles typically carry a payload of radio frequency (RF) transmitters that broadcast signals to specific geographic areas, enabling the dissemination of information and entertainment content to a wide audience. Unlike ballistic missiles, which are primarily used for delivering weapons payloads, broadcasting missiles are non-kinetic and focus on communication infrastructure. They can be launched from various platforms, including ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, or dedicated anti-satellite (ASAT) systems, and are crucial for national security, public information dissemination, and maintaining global communication networks.
