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How to launch missile:
1.VTOL UP TO ERECT LAUNCHER
2.Select Cleaver
3.Launch
SS-1 (Scud A/B/C/D)The SS-1 “Scud A” was designed a short time after the end of World War II by captured German scientists and is based upon the Nazi V-2 rocket which was used to attack London during the Second World War. The Scud family of short-range, liquid-fueled missiles has now proliferated around the world and serves as the basis for many other missile designs, under the household name, ‘Scud.’Scud at a GlanceOriginated
From: RussiaPossessed
By: RussiaAlternate
Name:8A61/8K11/8K14, SS-N-1B
Class: Short-range Ballistic Missile (SRBM)
Basing: Road-mobile
Length: 10.3-12.29 m
Diameter: .88 m
Launch Weight: 5,400-6,500 kg
Payload: Single warhead
Warhead: Nuclear, chemical, HE
Propulsion: Single-stage liquid propellant
Range: 190-550 km
Status: Operational
In Service: 1955-present.

Although generally Scuds carry conventional explosives, the ‘Scud A’ was originally developed for the purpose of carrying a nuclear warhead. The R-11M ‘Scud A’ entered into service in 1955. The ‘Scud A’ was 10.3 m long and had a diameter of 0.88 m. The missile had a range of 190 km and was accurate to about three km CEP. In 1958 the missile was equipped with a 50 kT nuclear warhead and designated the R-11M.1 The poor accuracy of the R-11M system made it more suitable for use against large stationary soft targets though the addition of a nuclear warhead made the system far more suitable for use as a tactical weapon.