BGM-31 Hájord Missile

Background

The BGM-31 Hájord Missile is a NS-unique missile developed by Military Armament Company, Inc. in Asgarnieu. It was developed in 2006. It was created to offer ANC Coalition troops and Asgarnian Collective Armed Forces troops a more versatile and powerful Surface to Surface Missile.

Stats

• Type: Medium/Long Range Surface-to-Surface Missile
• Length (without booster): 4.5 m
  • Length (with booster) : 5.2 m
• Diameter: 400 mm
• Wingspan: 2.20 m
• Propulsion: Solid Rocket Engine
• Normal Weight: 1,200 kg
  • Maximum Take-Off Weight: 1,500 kg
• Normal Payload: 70 kg
  • Maximum Payload: 212 kg
• Warhead types: 70kg High-Explosive, 70kg High-Explosive Fragmentation, 70kg High-Explosive Anti-Tank, 200kg Fuel-Air Explosive, 210kg Nuclear/Biological/Chemical, 212kg High-Explosive
• Range: 2,500 km
• Guidance: GPS, Infrared
• Operational Ceiling/Altitude: 700 m
  • Maximum Altitude: 1,200 m
• Speed: 1,520 km/hr
• Probable Circular Error: Less than 2 m
• Launch: Fired from PD-141 FAST Truck, MLRS, MARS Rocket/Artillery, HMMWV-S, FAST Boat, THOR
• Production cost: 50,481 USD
• Export cost: N/A
• Notes: Designed to destroy enemy vehicles, buildings, and facilities. Often used to eliminate unsuspecting personnel.

Use

The BGM-31 has been used in the Leocardia/Asgarnieu conflict in 2006. It was used by ground forces before the WMD strikes.