The M1901 Zinko Nuclear Missile, or more simply known as just the Zinko Nuclear Missile after its designer Robert Zinko, was developed in 2552 as a ship-to-ship munitions intended to replace the aging SHIVA class missile. The Zinko has a variable blast yield which can range from 10 to 30 megatons and features a lithium triteride casing. They were found on many ships in the UNSC, such as the UNSC Las Vegas. Later in the design phase, a variant of the original Zinko was developed to serve as a ICBM.
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| - The M1901 Zinko Nuclear Missile, or more simply known as just the Zinko Nuclear Missile after its designer Robert Zinko, was developed in 2552 as a ship-to-ship munitions intended to replace the aging SHIVA class missile. The Zinko has a variable blast yield which can range from 10 to 30 megatons and features a lithium triteride casing. They were found on many ships in the UNSC, such as the UNSC Las Vegas. Later in the design phase, a variant of the original Zinko was developed to serve as a ICBM.
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Range
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*100,500 kilometers
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Affiliation
| - United Nations Space Command
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Name
| - M1901 Zinko Nuclear Missile
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Type
| - *Ballistic Missile
*Anti-ship munition
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Manufacturer
| - *Nuclear Warhead: Generation Technology
*Early Design: Alto Weapon Factories
*Delivery System: Jennings & Rall
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| - The M1901 Zinko Nuclear Missile, or more simply known as just the Zinko Nuclear Missile after its designer Robert Zinko, was developed in 2552 as a ship-to-ship munitions intended to replace the aging SHIVA class missile. The Zinko has a variable blast yield which can range from 10 to 30 megatons and features a lithium triteride casing. They were found on many ships in the UNSC, such as the UNSC Las Vegas. Later in the design phase, a variant of the original Zinko was developed to serve as a ICBM.
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