MD.3453 "Triomphe de L'erreur" (Missile): Difference between revisions

Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Created page with "{{wip}} {{Infobox weapon | name = MD.3453 "Triomphe de L'erreur" | image = File:M-51.jpg | image_size = 300 | alt = | caption = | type = Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM) | origin = {{flag|Notreceau}} <!-- Type selection --> | is_ranged = yes | is_bladed = no | is_explosive = yes | is_artillery = no | is_vehicle = yes | is_missile...")
 
No edit summary
 
Line 61: Line 61:
The '''MD.3453 "''Triomphe de L'erreur''"''' (En: Triumph of Errors) is a [[Notreceau|Notreceauen]] {{wp|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine-launched_ballistic_missile|submarine launched ballistic missile}} that serves as the primary naval component of the Notreceauen {{wp|nuclear triad}}. A further variant of the MD.3453, the MD.1452 ''"Comédie des Rois"'' likewise serves as the primary ground component of the nuclear triad after replacing previous ground-launched ballistic missile deisgns beginning in the mid-2000s. The missile was designed throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s before officially entering service beginning in 2009. The lifespan of the missile is thought to be several decades and is expected to remain in service until at least 2040.  
The '''MD.3453 "''Triomphe de L'erreur''"''' (En: Triumph of Errors) is a [[Notreceau|Notreceauen]] {{wp|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine-launched_ballistic_missile|submarine launched ballistic missile}} that serves as the primary naval component of the Notreceauen {{wp|nuclear triad}}. A further variant of the MD.3453, the MD.1452 ''"Comédie des Rois"'' likewise serves as the primary ground component of the nuclear triad after replacing previous ground-launched ballistic missile deisgns beginning in the mid-2000s. The missile was designed throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s before officially entering service beginning in 2009. The lifespan of the missile is thought to be several decades and is expected to remain in service until at least 2040.  


The engines utilized by the MD.3453 are {{wpl|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-propellant_rocket|solid fuel rockets}} directly copied from the Notreceauen heavy space lift rocket [[Excelsior VII]], itself the primary delivery vehicle for the majority of Notreceauen satellites and other extra-orbital projects. The MD.3453 employes a {{wp|Drag-reducing_aerospike}} to improve aerodynamics in-flight and reduce drag generated by the rounded shape of the missile's warhead.  
The engines utilized by the MD.3453 are {{wpl|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-propellant_rocket|solid fuel rockets}} directly copied from the Notreceauen heavy space lift rocket [[Excelsior VII]], itself the primary delivery vehicle for the majority of Notreceauen satellites and other extra-orbital projects. The MD.3453 employes a {{wp|Drag-reducing_aerospike|drag-reducing aerospike}} to improve aerodynamics in-flight and reduce drag generated by the rounded shape of the missile's warhead.  


==Development==
==Development==

Latest revision as of 22:27, 9 August 2024

MD.3453 "Triomphe de L'erreur"
M-51.jpg
TypeSubmarine Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM)
Place of origin Notreceau
Service history
In service2009-Present
Used by Notreceau
Production history
DesignerAviNot
Designed1995-2005
ManufacturerAviNot
Produced2009-present
Specifications
Weight52,000 kg
Length12.0 Meters
Diameter2.3 Meters

Effective firing range10,000 km
Warhead8-10 TNW-076 MIRVs
Detonation
mechanism
Nuclear
Blast yield300 KT

EngineThree stage solid fuel rocket
SpeedMach 25
Guidance
system
Astro-inertial guidance
Launch
platform
Fiable-Class Submarine
Ground Launched Silo

The MD.3453 "Triomphe de L'erreur" (En: Triumph of Errors) is a Notreceauen submarine launched ballistic missile that serves as the primary naval component of the Notreceauen nuclear triad. A further variant of the MD.3453, the MD.1452 "Comédie des Rois" likewise serves as the primary ground component of the nuclear triad after replacing previous ground-launched ballistic missile deisgns beginning in the mid-2000s. The missile was designed throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s before officially entering service beginning in 2009. The lifespan of the missile is thought to be several decades and is expected to remain in service until at least 2040.

The engines utilized by the MD.3453 are solid fuel rockets directly copied from the Notreceauen heavy space lift rocket Excelsior VII, itself the primary delivery vehicle for the majority of Notreceauen satellites and other extra-orbital projects. The MD.3453 employes a drag-reducing aerospike to improve aerodynamics in-flight and reduce drag generated by the rounded shape of the missile's warhead.

Development

Variants

MD.1452 "Comédie des Rois": Ground stationed and silo-launched variant designed in the late 2010s to replace the aging silo-launched missiles in the Notreceauen nuclear inventory. Almost a direct copy of the MD.3453 with slight size variations to accomodate for the different launch platoform.

Operators