👉 Communities Missiles are a class of ballistic missile systems designed for strategic deterrence and, in some cases, conventional warfare. These missiles are typically part of a nation's nuclear triad, alongside bombers and submarine-launched missiles, providing a layered defense strategy. They are characterized by their ability to deliver nuclear warheads over long distances with high accuracy, often exceeding 10,000 kilometers. The systems vary in design, ranging from solid-fueled to liquid-fueled engines, and can be deployed on land, sea, or air platforms. Some notable examples include the U.S.'s Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) like the Minuteman III, Russia's D-30, and China's DF-21D. These missiles play a critical role in national security by ensuring a credible threat of retaliation, thereby deterring potential adversaries from initiating conflicts.
