👉 Beginner missiles, often referred to as "mini-misses" or "entry-level" systems, are simpler and less powerful than their more advanced counterparts. They are designed to provide beginners in missile technology with a manageable introduction to the principles of missile guidance, propulsion, and control. These missiles typically have shorter ranges, lower speeds, and less sophisticated targeting systems, making them easier to launch, track, and control. They often use basic guidance methods like fixed or simple trajectory adjustments rather than advanced inertial navigation systems. This makes them ideal for educational purposes, training exercises, and initial testing phases before moving on to more complex and capable missile systems.
