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- R-14_Chusovaya diameter "2400.0".
- R-14_Chusovaya length "24400.0".
- R-14_Chusovaya weight "86300.0".
- R-14_Chusovaya abstract "The R-14 Chusovaya (Russian: Чусовая) was a theatre ballistic missile developed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War. It was given the NATO reporting name SS-5 Skean and was known by GRAU index 8K65. It was designed by Mikhail Kuzmich Yangel. Chusovaya is the name of a river in Russia. Line production was undertaken by Facility No. 1001 in Krasnoyarsk.R-14 tests began in September 1959. The missile was the basis of the Kosmos-3 launch vehicle family. In 1964, the R-14 was equipped with a smaller second stage to create the 65S3 booster and eight were flown over the next year from LC-41 at Baikonur. By 1966, the fully operational 11K65 booster was in use, but it was flown only four times before being succeeded by the definitive 11K65M launcher, used for assorted light civilian and military satellites. This vehicle is still in use by the Russian Federation today, with most being launched from Plesetsk (a very few have also been flown from Kapustin Yar).The missile was gradually replaced by RSD-10 Pioneers, and by the mid 1980s most had been taken out of service. The last missiles were scrapped on August 9, 1989.".
- R-14_Chusovaya diameter "2.4".
- R-14_Chusovaya length "24.4".
- R-14_Chusovaya origin Soviet_Union.
- R-14_Chusovaya thumbnail SS-5_Skean.JPEG?width=300.
- R-14_Chusovaya type Medium-range_ballistic_missile.
- R-14_Chusovaya usedInWar Cold_War.
- R-14_Chusovaya weight "8.63E7".
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageExternalLink www.astronautix.com.
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageExternalLink r14.htm.
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageExternalLink R-14.
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageExternalLink r-14.htm.
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageExternalLink r-14.htm.
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageExternalLink www.russianspaceweb.com.
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageExternalLink r14.html.
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageID "1489517".
- R-14_Chusovaya wikiPageRevisionID "577033367".
- R-14_Chusovaya accuracy "CEP 1.13 km".
- R-14_Chusovaya caption "A right side view of two vehicle-mounted Soviet R-14 missiles IRBMs .".
- R-14_Chusovaya ceiling "500.0".
- R-14_Chusovaya designDate "1958".
- R-14_Chusovaya designer Yuzhnoye_Design_Bureau.
- R-14_Chusovaya detonation "airburst".
- R-14_Chusovaya diameter "2.4m".
- R-14_Chusovaya engine "RD-216".
- R-14_Chusovaya enginePower "1,480 kN".
- R-14_Chusovaya filling "Nuclear fusion".
- R-14_Chusovaya fillingWeight "680.0".
- R-14_Chusovaya guidance "Ballistic".
- R-14_Chusovaya hasPhotoCollection R-14_Chusovaya.
- R-14_Chusovaya isMissile "yes".
- R-14_Chusovaya launchPlatform "Silo, pad, or mobile launcher".
- R-14_Chusovaya length "24.4 m".
- R-14_Chusovaya manufacturer Production_Corporation_Polyot.
- R-14_Chusovaya name "R-14".
- R-14_Chusovaya number "unknown".
- R-14_Chusovaya origin Soviet_Union.
- R-14_Chusovaya payloadCapacity "1300.0".
- R-14_Chusovaya primaryArmament "1".
- R-14_Chusovaya productionDate "1961-04-24".
- R-14_Chusovaya propellant Dinitrogen_tetroxide.
- R-14_Chusovaya propellant Unsymmetrical_dimethylhydrazine.
- R-14_Chusovaya service "1962".
- R-14_Chusovaya type Medium-range_ballistic_missile.
- R-14_Chusovaya unitCost "unknown".
- R-14_Chusovaya usedBy Strategic_Missile_Troops.
- R-14_Chusovaya variants "R-14U, Cosmos 1-3".
- R-14_Chusovaya vehicleRange "3700.0".
- R-14_Chusovaya wars Cold_War.
- R-14_Chusovaya weight "86.3".
- R-14_Chusovaya wingspan "2.74m".
- R-14_Chusovaya yield "1".
- R-14_Chusovaya subject Category:Cold_War_missiles_of_the_Soviet_Union.
- R-14_Chusovaya subject Category:Medium-range_ballistic_missiles.
- R-14_Chusovaya subject Category:Theatre_ballistic_missiles.
- R-14_Chusovaya type Device.
- R-14_Chusovaya type Weapon.
- R-14_Chusovaya type Product.
- R-14_Chusovaya type DesignedArtifact.
- R-14_Chusovaya comment "The R-14 Chusovaya (Russian: Чусовая) was a theatre ballistic missile developed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War. It was given the NATO reporting name SS-5 Skean and was known by GRAU index 8K65. It was designed by Mikhail Kuzmich Yangel. Chusovaya is the name of a river in Russia. Line production was undertaken by Facility No. 1001 in Krasnoyarsk.R-14 tests began in September 1959. The missile was the basis of the Kosmos-3 launch vehicle family.".
- R-14_Chusovaya label "R-14 (misil)".
- R-14_Chusovaya label "R-14 Chusovaya".
- R-14_Chusovaya label "R-14 Chusovaya".
- R-14_Chusovaya label "R-14 Chusovaya".
- R-14_Chusovaya label "R-14".
- R-14_Chusovaya label "R-14".
- R-14_Chusovaya label "R-14中程弹道导弹".
- R-14_Chusovaya label "Р-14".
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs R-14.
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs R-14_(misil).
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs R-14_Chusovaya.
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs R-14_Chusovaya.
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs R-14.
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs R-14_Chusovaya.
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs m.055dhg.
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs Q953633.
- R-14_Chusovaya sameAs Q953633.
- R-14_Chusovaya wasDerivedFrom R-14_Chusovaya?oldid=577033367.
- R-14_Chusovaya depiction SS-5_Skean.JPEG.
- R-14_Chusovaya isPrimaryTopicOf R-14_Chusovaya.
- R-14_Chusovaya name "R-14".