SS-9 Scarp

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SS-9 Scarp is the NATO reporting name for the Soviet R-36 intercontinental ballistic missile, a heavy, long-range strategic missile developed during the Cold War.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
SS-9 Scarp canonical 3
SS-9 Scarp missile program 1

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet weapon system
intercontinental ballistic missile
alsoKnownAs R-36
linked to: R-36 ICBM
capableOf intercontinental range strikes
category ballistic missile
nuclear delivery system
conflict Cold War
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
deploymentMode fixed silo
deploymentType silo-based
designedAs heavy ICBM
designedDuring 1960s
designedToCarry high-yield nuclear warhead
developedBy Yuzhnoye Design Bureau
enteredService 1967
late 1960s
era Cold War era
guidanceSystem inertial guidance
hasNATOReportingNameFor R-36
linked to: R-36 ICBM
introducedAs first-generation heavy ICBM of the USSR
launchPlatform underground missile silo
launchWeight over 180000 kg
length approximately 32 m
manufacturer Yuzhmash
natoReportingName SS-9 Scarp
originatedFromProgram Soviet R-36 missile program
partOf Soviet strategic nuclear forces
payload heavy nuclear warhead
propellantType liquid-fueled
range approximately 16000 km
retired 1980s
role counterforce
countervalue
serviceBranch Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces
stages 2
status retired
successor R-36M
linked to: R-36 ICBM

SS-18 Satan
linked to: SS-18 Satan ICBM
testedAt Baikonur Cosmodrome
usedAs deterrent weapon
usedBy Soviet Union
Strategic Rocket Forces
warheadType multiple reentry vehicle
single warhead
thermonuclear

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

R-36 ICBM NATOReportingName SS-9 Scarp
Soviet missile program hasPart SS-9 Scarp missile program
linked to: SS-9 Scarp
SS-7 Saddler successor SS-9 Scarp
SS-9 Scarp natoReportingName SS-9 Scarp