👉 Continuity missiles, also known as hypersonic glide vehicles (HGVs) or maneuverable reentry vehicles (MRVs), are advanced missile systems designed to travel at hypersonic speeds (typically Mach 5 or higher) while maintaining a stable flight path over long distances. These missiles can change direction mid-flight using aerodynamic control surfaces, making them highly maneuverable and difficult to intercept with current technology. They are often used for strategic deterrence and precision strike capabilities, offering a significant advantage in both offensive and defensive military applications due to their speed, agility, and ability to evade traditional missile defense systems.
