👉 Bracket missiles, also known as "bunker busters," are a type of surface-to-air missile designed to target and destroy enemy bunkers, command centers, and other fortified structures. These missiles typically feature a compact, modular design with a central "bracket" that houses the guidance and firing systems, surrounded by smaller, deployable wings or "brackets" that provide stability and enhance the missile's accuracy. The bracket missiles are highly maneuverable, allowing them to navigate through tight spaces and evade enemy defenses, making them particularly effective against heavily fortified positions. Their compact size and agility make them ideal for deployment in urban environments or other areas where traditional missiles might struggle to reach their targets.
