Peacekeeper ICBM Launch Animation Sequence Produced by 576 FLTS (early 2000's vintage)

Animated flight sequence of a Peacekeeper LGM-118A ICBM test launch from Vandenberg AFB, CA to the Kwajalein Atoll in the South Pacific.
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[@yippeeclawyay2591]

the missile knows where it is at all times...

[@petero.7487]

I'm honestly surprised that the Peacekeeper ended up getting retired over the Minuteman III. Not that the Minuteman's bad, but the Peacekeeper was more accurate and had more throw weight.

[@exponential8739]

I like to think Minuteman gives more "options" just because of its fewer RV's. Unless Peacekeeper in minimally loaded, up to 3600KT are going somewhere.

[@CatalinElton]

Almost half of all MX missiles built have beeen flight tested. Few deployed, but dozens test flown.

[@CatalinElton]

Missile X, also must have referred to Missile Roman Ten. As in 10 warhead missile.

[@tomwanks9123]

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