R-12

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R-12 was a Soviet medium-range ballistic missile deployed during the Cold War and known in NATO reporting as the SS-4 Sandal.

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R-12 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medium-range ballistic missile
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
deployedIn Cuba
Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
deploymentMode silo-based
surface-based
era Cold War era
linked to: Cold War
fuelType kerosene
generation first-generation Soviet MRBM
guidanceSystem inertial guidance
historicalSignificance central to 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis escalation
key element of early Soviet nuclear forces
launchPlatform fixed launch site
launchPreparationTime relatively long compared to solid-fuel missiles
manufacturer Soviet defense industry
NATOReportingName SS-4 Sandal
notableEvent Cuban Missile Crisis
oxidizerType nitric acid
propellantType liquid-fueled
range approximately 1300 miles
approximately 2000 km
retirementPeriod late 1980s
role strategic nuclear deterrent
serviceEntry late 1950s
stageCount single-stage
status retired
treatyImpact affected by arms control agreements
usedBy Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces
usedInConflict Cold War
warheadType nuclear warhead capable

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SS-4 Sandal SovietDesignation R-12
subject linked to: SS-4 Sandal MRBM