Intercontinental Ballistic missiles have a range of:
Correct answer: A. over 5,000 miles
- A. over 5,000 miles
- B. 100 to 500 miles
- C. 1,000 to 5,000 miles
- D. over 10,000 milesStream History Documentaries
Explanation
An intercontinental ballistic missile is designed for ranges exceeding roughly 5,500 kilometres, commonly expressed in older classifications as over 5,000 miles. The shorter ranges describe shorter-range ballistic-missile categories.
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