Intermediate-range ballistic missile

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    travel velocity and extended fuel life. Burke pushed to improve the weapon systems. “He directed the development…of new technology and weapons systems…a naval intermediate-range ballistic missile system eventually named Polaris.” (Shaarda, “Admiral Arleigh Burke”). With this weapon system, the U.S. Navy gained the capability to launch a missile guided by trajectory coordinates, carrying a nuclear warhead. This gave the U.S. far more advanced nuclear power than opposing countries, making the U.S.…

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