👉 Closed missiles, also known as solid-fueled missiles or simple missiles, are a type of guided weapon that use a single, solid fuel casing to propel their warhead. Unlike liquid-fueled missiles, which require complex systems for fueling and guidance, closed missiles rely on a single charge that ignites upon impact with the target, providing both propulsion and guidance. This simplicity makes them easier to manufacture, store, and launch, though they generally have shorter ranges and lower accuracy compared to their liquid-fueled counterparts. Closed missiles are often used in military applications where simplicity and reliability are prioritized over advanced performance metrics.
