Soviet missile program

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The Soviet missile program was the extensive Cold War-era initiative through which the USSR developed and deployed ballistic missiles and space-launch rockets, forming the backbone of its strategic military and space capabilities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ballistic missile development program
military–industrial program
space launch vehicle development program
country Soviet Union
endTime early 1990s
exportedTo Cuba
Egypt
India
Iraq
Libya
North Korea
Syria
Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam

Warsaw Pact
surface form: Warsaw Pact countries
followedBy Russian missile program
fundedBy Soviet government
hasPart Baikonur Cosmodrome
surface form: Baikonur Cosmodrome launch facilities

Dnepr launch vehicle program
Dombarovsky missile base
Energia heavy-lift launch vehicle program
KB Arsenal activities
KB Chelomey activities
KB Fakel activities
KB Korolev activities
KB Lavochkin cruise missile development
R-39 Rif (SS-N-20 Sturgeon) SLBM
surface form: KB Makeyev SLBM development

KB Makeyev activities
KB Novator activities
KB Raduga activities
KB Yangel activities
KB Yuzhnoye activities
Kapustin Yar launch site
surface form: Kapustin Yar test range

Kh-22 anti-ship missile program
Kosmos launch vehicle family
Kura test range
N1 lunar rocket program
NPO Mashinostroyenia activities
Nenoksa test range
OKB-1 design bureau activities
OKB-586 design bureau activities
P-15 Termit anti-ship missile program
P-500 Bazalt anti-ship missiles
surface form: P-500 Bazalt anti-ship missile program

P-700 Granit anti-ship cruise missiles
surface form: P-700 Granit anti-ship missile program

Plesetsk Cosmodrome
surface form: Plesetsk Cosmodrome launch facilities

Proton rocket
surface form: Proton launch vehicle program

R-1 missile
surface form: R-1 missile program

R-11 Zemlya missile program
SS-4 Sandal missile program
surface form: R-12 missile program

R-13 submarine-launched ballistic missile program
SS-4 Sandal missile program
surface form: R-14 missile program

R-15 missile program
R-16 ICBM
surface form: R-16 missile program

R-11 Zemlya missile program
surface form: R-17 Elbrus missile program

R-2 missile
surface form: R-2 missile program

R-21 submarine-launched ballistic missile program
R-26 missile program
R-27 submarine-launched ballistic missile program
R-29 submarine-launched ballistic missile program
R-29 submarine-launched ballistic missile program
surface form: R-29R missile program

R-29 submarine-launched ballistic missile program
surface form: R-29RM Shtil missile program

R-31 submarine-launched ballistic missile program
R-36 ICBM
surface form: R-36 missile program

R-39 Rif (SS-N-20 Sturgeon) SLBM
surface form: R-39 Rif submarine-launched ballistic missile program

R-5 missile
surface form: R-5 missile program

R-7 Semyorka rocket
surface form: R-7 missile program

R-8 missiles
surface form: R-8 missile program

R-9 missile
surface form: R-9 Desna missile program

RT-2 missile program
RT-23 Molodets ICBM
surface form: RT-23 Molodets missile program

RT-2PM Topol missile program
Rokot
surface form: Rokot launch vehicle program

S-125 Neva/Pechora surface-to-air missile system
surface form: S-125 Neva air defense system

S-200 Angara air defense system
S-25 Berkut
surface form: S-25 Berkut air defense system

S-300P series
surface form: S-300 air defense system

S-75 Dvina (SA-2 Guideline) missile
surface form: S-75 Dvina air defense system

Soviet missile program self-linksurface differs
surface form: SS-1 Scud missile program

SS-18 Satan ICBM
surface form: SS-18 Satan missile program

SS-19 Stiletto missile program
SS-20 Saber IRBM
surface form: SS-20 Saber missile program

SS-25 Sickle ICBM
surface form: SS-25 Sickle missile program

SS-4 Sandal missile program
SS-6 Sapwood missile program
SS-7 Saddler
surface form: SS-7 Saddler missile program

SS-9 Scarp
surface form: SS-9 Scarp missile program

Sary Shagan test range
Soyuz rocket
surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle program

Strategic Rocket Forces infrastructure
TsKBM activities
Tsiklon launch vehicle program
Tyuratam launch complex
UR-100 missile program
UR-500 rocket program
Voskhod launch vehicle
surface form: Voskhod launch vehicle program

Vostok programme
surface form: Vostok launch vehicle program

Dombarovsky missile base
surface form: Yasny missile base
inConflict Cold War
surface form: Cold War arms race
industry Soviet military–industrial complex
surface form: Soviet defense industry
influencedBy V-weapons program
surface form: German V-2 program
keyPerson Alexei Isaev NERFINISHED
Boris Chertok
Dmitry Ustinov
surface form: Dmitriy Ustinov

Joseph Stalin
Leonid Brezhnev
Mikhail Yangel
Mstislav Keldysh
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Kuznetsov NERFINISHED
Nikolai Pilyugin NERFINISHED
Sergei Korolev
Valentin Glushko
Viktor Makeev NERFINISHED
Vladimir Barmin NERFINISHED
Vladimir Chelomey
Vladimir Utkin NERFINISHED
Yuri Andropov
location Soviet Union
mainPurpose air defense
anti-ballistic missile defense
anti-ship warfare
space launch capability
strategic nuclear deterrence
tactical battlefield support
notableOutcome extensive missile export to allied states
first artificial Earth satellite
first human spaceflight
global reach of Soviet nuclear forces
parity with United States in strategic nuclear weapons
operator Soviet Air Defense Forces
Soviet Air Forces
Soviet armed forces
surface form: Soviet Armed Forces

Soviet Navy
Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces
opposedBy Nuclear posture of NATO
surface form: NATO nuclear forces

United States missile program
partOf Soviet military–industrial complex
Soviet thermonuclear weapons program
surface form: Soviet nuclear weapons program

Soviet space program
significantEvent Cuban Missile Crisis deployment of R-12 and R-14 missiles in 1962
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)
surface form: Strategic Arms Limitation Talks

Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty
surface form: Strategic Arms Reduction Talks

deployment of SS-20 Saber intermediate-range missiles in Europe
first ICBM test with R-7 in 1957
launch of Sputnik 1 using R-7 rocket in 1957
reverse engineering of German V-2 rocket
signing of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in 1987
startTime 1940s
technology cold-launch systems for SLBMs
cryogenic propellants
inertial guidance systems
liquid-fueled rocket engines
mobile ICBM launchers
multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles
radar guidance systems
radio-command guidance systems
rail-mobile missile systems
road-mobile missile systems
silo-based ICBM launchers
solid-fueled rocket motors
storable hypergolic propellants
timePeriod Cold War

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R-1 rocket partOf Soviet missile program
R-300 Elbrus originatesFromProgram Soviet missile program
this entity surface form: Soviet Scud missile program
R-1 missile partOf Soviet missile program
Boris Chertok partOf Soviet missile program
this entity surface form: Soviet missile and space industry
R-9 missile belongsTo Soviet missile program
this entity surface form: Soviet rocket and missile program
Soviet missile program hasPart Soviet missile program self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: SS-1 Scud missile program
Kapustin Yar partOf Soviet missile program