Comparison of ICBMs

ICBMs by country

Legend for launch system status in below table:   Operational   Under development   Inactive   Unknown status

S No.	Name	Operator	Manufacturer	Max range	Missile mass	Warhead/payload	Status	First flight	MIRV	Mobility	Accuracy (CEP)
1	R-36M	USSR	Yuzhny Machine-Building Plant	16,000 km	209,600 kg	20 Mt of TNT	Active	1988	Yes	Silo	700 m
2	R-36M2 Voevoda[Note 1]	USSR	Yuzhny Machine-Building Plant	11,200 km	211,100 kg	20 Mt of TNT	Active	1975	Yes	Silo	220 m
3	UR-100N	USSR	Khrunichev Machine-Building Plant	10,000 km	105,600 kg	550 kt – 5 Mt	Active	1973	Yes	Silo	N/A
4	RT-2PM Topol	USSR	Votkinsk Machine Building Plant	10,500 km	45,100 kg	800 kt	Active	1985	No	Road-mobile TEL	200 m
5	RT-2PM2 Topol-M	Russia	Votkinsk Machine Building Plant	11,000 km	47,200 kg	800 kt	Active	1994	Yes	Silo, road-mobile TEL	200 m
6	RS-24	Russia	Votkinsk Machine Building Plant	12,000 km	49,000 kg	4 x 550 kt	Active	2007	Yes	Silo, road-mobile TEL	150 m
7	R-29R	Russia	State Rocket Center Makayev	6,500 km	35,300 kg	1650 kg	Active	N/A	N/A	Delta III Submarine	N/A
8	R-29RK	Russia	State Rocket Center Makayev	6,500 km	34,388 kg	1650 kg	Active	N/A	Yes	Delta III Submarine	N/A
9	R-29RL	Russia	State Rocket Center Makayev	9,000 km	35,300 kg	1650 kg	Active	N/A	Yes	Delta III Submarine	N/A
10	R-29RM	Russia	Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant	8,300 km	40,300 kg	4 x 100 kt	Active	N/A	Yes	Delta IV Submarine	N/A
11	R-29RMU Sineva	Russia	Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant	11,547 km	40,300 kg	N/A	Active	2004	Yes (6)	Delta IV Submarine	N/A
12	R-29RMU2 Layner	Russia	Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant	11,000 km+	40,000 kg	N/A	Development work complete	2011	Yes (12)	Delta IV Submarine	N/A
13	RSM-56 Bulava	Russia	Votkinsk Plant State Production Association	10,000 km	36,800 kg	6 x 150 kt	Approved for service	2005	Yes	Borei class submarine	200 m
14	R-7 Semyorka[Note 2]	USSR	Soviet Academy of Sciences	12,000 km	280,000 kg	2.9 Mt of TNT	Inactive	1959	No	Launch pad	5,000 m
15	R-16	USSR	Khartron	11,000 km	141,000 kg	5 Mt	Inactive	1961	No	Silo	2,700 m
16	R-9 Desna	USSR	NPO Energomash Khartron	11,000 km	N/A	2.3 Mt	Inactive	1961	No	Silo	2,000 m
17	UR-100	USSR	Khrunichev Machine-Building Plant	10,600 km	41,400 kg	1 Mt	Inactive	1966	No	Silo	N/A
18	RT-2	USSR		8,000 km	34,000 kg	600 kt	Inactive	1968	No	Silo
19	MR-UR-100 Sotka	USSR	Yuzhny Machine-Building Plant	10,250 km	71,200 kg	4×0.4 Mt	Inactive	1971	Yes	Silo
20	RT-23 Molodets	USSR	Yuzhnoye Design Bureau	10,450 km	104,500 kg	10 x 550 kT	Inactive	1986	Yes (10)	Silo, Railroad	150–250 m
21	R-29	USSR	State Rocket Center Makayev	7,700 km			Inactive	1969		Delta I submarine
22	R-39 Rif	USSR	Zlatoust Machine-Building Plant	8,300 km	84,000 kg	10 x 100–200 kT	Inactive	1983	Yes	Typhoon class submarine	N/A
23	Minuteman III	United States	Boeing	13,000 km	35,300 kg	3 x 170 kt of TNT	Active	1970	Yes	Silo	200 m
24	Trident	US	Lockheed Martin Space Systems	7,400 km	33,142 kg	8 x 100 kt	Inactive	1977	Yes	Ohio-class submarine	380 m <
25	Atlas	US	Consolidated Vultee Aircraft (Convair)	14,500 km			Inactive	1959	No
26	Titan I	US	Glenn L. Martin Company	10,200 km	105,140 kg	3.75 Mt	Inactive	1959	No	Silo
27	Titan II	US	Glenn L. Martin Company	15,000 km	154,000 kg	9 Mt	Inactive	1962	No	Silo
28	Minuteman I	US	Boeing			1.2 Mt	Inactive	1961		Silo	200 m
29	Minuteman II	US	Boeing			1.2 Mt	Inactive	1965		Silo
30	LGM-118 Peacekeeper	US	Boeing, Martin Marietta, TRW,	9,600 km	96,750 kg	10 x 300 kt	Inactive	1983	Yes	Silo	120 m
31	Midgetman	US	Martin Marietta	11,000 km	13,600 kg	475 kT	Inactive	1992	No	Small ICBM Hard Mobile Launcher[1]	90 m
32	Trident II	United Kingdom[Note 3] US:	Lockheed Martin Space Systems	11,300 km+	58,500 kg	4 x 475 kt	Active	1987	Yes	Ohio-class and Vanguard-class submarines	90–120 m
33	M4	France	EADS SPACE Transportation	5,000 km	36,000 kg	6 x 150 kt	Active	1985	Yes	Le Redoutable class submarine
34	M45	France[Note 3]	Aérospatiale/EADS SPACE Transportation	6,000 km	35,000 kg	6 x 110 kt TNT	Active	1986	Yes	Triomphant class submarine	350 m
35	M51.1	France	EADS Astrium Space Transportation	10,000 km (or more)	52,000 kg	6 to 10 x 100 kt of TNT	Active	2006	Yes	Triomphant class submarine
36	M51.2	France	EADS Astrium Space Transportation	10,000 km (or more)	52,000 kg	6 to 10 x 150kt of TNT (new Tête nucléaire océanique)	Under Development		Yes	Triomphant class submarine
37	DF-5	China	China Academy of Launch Technology	12,000 km	183,000 kg	5 Mt	Active	1971	No		1,000 m
38	DF-5A	China	China Academy of Launch Technology	15,000 km	183,000 kg	4 Mt	Active	1983	Yes (Speculated)	Silo	1,000 m
39	DF-5B	China	China Academy of Launch Technology	15,000 km	183,000 kg	3 to 8	Active	2015	Yes	Silo
40	DF-4	China	Factory 211 (Capital Astronautics Co.)	7,000 km	82,000 kg	3.3 Mt	Active	1975	Yes (Speculated)	Silo	1,500 m
41	DF-31	China	Academy of Rocket Motors Technology (ARMT)	8,000 km	42,000 kg	1 Mt	Active	1999 (Reported)	No	Road-mobile TEL
42	DF-31A	China	Academy of Rocket Motors Technology (ARMT)	12,000 km	42,000 kg	3	Active		Yes	Road-mobile TEL
43	DF-41	China	China Academy of Launch Vehicle	12,000-15,000 km		10			Yes	Road-mobile TEL
44	JL-2	China	Factory 307 (Nanjing Dawn Group)	12,000 km	42,000 kg	3-6	Active	2001 (Believed)	Yes	Type 094 Jin class submarine
45	Agni-V	India	Defence Research and Development Organization	5,500  – 8,000 km	50,000 kg	1,500 kg	Testing	2012	Yes	Road mobile TEL, Rail Mobile	Unknown [Note 4]
46	Taepodong-2	North Korea		6,000 km (Speculated)	79,189 kg		Under development	2006		Launch pad	1,500 m
47	Jericho III	Israel	Israel Aerospace Industries	4,800 – 11,500 km (Speculated)	30,000 kg	750 kg single or MIRVs (Suspected)[2]	Active (Suspected)	2008	Yes	Road mobile	N/A [Note 5]

See also

• Intercontinental ballistic missile
• List of ICBMs
• List of missiles

Notes

1. This is world's heaviest ICBM with a throw-weight of 8,800 kg.
2. The world's first intercontinental ballistic missile.
3. The UK and France only operate submarine-launched versions of the ICBMs.
4. Reports suggest that "The accuracy levels of Agni-V and the 3,500-km Agni-IV (first tested in November 2011), with their better guidance and navigation systems, are far higher than Agni-I (700-km), Agni-II (2,000-km) and Agni-III (3,000-km),"

   The accuracy of Agni II is 30 m.

5. Here it says an Israeli official indicated that "A 1,000-kilometer missile should come within 50 meters of its target."

   Israel may still lack advanced technology to improve the Jericho's guidance. In 1992 a Defense Department study, the Militarily Critical Technology List, found that Israel lacked a number of specialized devices to make and inspect parts and assemblies for gyroscopes and integrated sensor systems though this finding is over twenty years out of date.

References

1. "Midgetman / Small ICBM – United States Nuclear Forces". Fas.org. Retrieved 2013-01-30.
2. http://missilethreat.com/missiles/jericho-123/#fnref-3809-1