H.GR-21 Thureos
| H.GR-21 Thureos | |
|---|---|
| Type | Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) |
| Place of origin | Willink |
| Service history | |
| In service | 2021-present |
| Used by | Willink |
| Production history | |
| Designed | 2009-2021 |
| Manufacturer | Institoúto Stratigikón Naftikón Erevnón |
| Unit cost | $50-70 million USD |
| Produced | 2021- |
| Variants | H.UR-3 Oceanus |
| Specifications | |
| Weight | 209.5 to 231.5 tons |
| Length | 119ft |
| Diameter | 11ft |
| Warhead | high yield thermonuclear, MIRV, MARV, EMP, high yield thermobaric, anti-fleet, tactical nuclear, biological/chemical, decoy |
Detonation mechanism | Ground burst, air burst, kinetic |
| Blast yield | up to 150mt depending on configuration |
| Propellant | Three-stage solid-fuel |
Operational range | 15,000-18,000 km |
| Speed | Mach 20+ |
Guidance system | INS, GNSS, TERCOM, Autonomous, Celestial |
| Accuracy | 50–75 m CEP |
Launch platform | Silo, TEL, Submarine (SLBM) |
The H.GR-21 Thureos is an superheavy intercontinental ballistic missile and FOBS platform developed by the Willinkian conglomerate and defense contractor Institoúto Stratigikón Naftikón Erevnó (ISNE). Designed following Willinkian experience utilizing rocket systems from Zeppelin Manufacturers and Izistan, the Thureos is designed as a highly adaptable system for strategic and tactical needs, operable from several launch mediums, and mounting numerous different payloads.
History
Design
The Thureos large size and high throw weight of 12 metric tons classify it as a superheavy ICBM; it is variously designed to deliver large-yield thermonuclear strikes on large population centers and military targets, as well as saturation attacks; the Thureos is capable of carrying four large hypersonic guide vehicles, permitting a host of different payloads to be delivered.