👉 Continuous Missiles, often referred to as cruise missiles or hypersonic glide vehicles, are advanced weapon systems capable of traveling at speeds exceeding Mach 5 (over five times the speed of sound) and maintaining their trajectory without the need for traditional rocket boosts. These missiles typically use a combination of aerodynamic designs and propulsion systems, such as scramjet engines or advanced rocket boosters, to achieve and sustain hypersonic speeds. They are designed for precision-guided strikes, capable of delivering a payload directly to a target with minimal deviation, making them highly effective for both military and strategic purposes. Their development and deployment represent significant advancements in missile technology, offering enhanced speed, maneuverability, and accuracy compared to conventional ballistic missiles.
