Expansion Missiles

Expansion missiles are missiles that use ITT to be stored as compact bodies little larger than their fuel and explosive payload. The typical expansion missile is one centimeter and 2mm in diameter before deployment, and about five centimeters long and one centimeter in diameter once launched. They are comparable to small grenades in explosive delivery, but have a habit of embedding themselves inside the object they're fired at before detonating. Thus the blast is often internal, and damage to a human body is inevitably fatal.
See also: Expansion round.
Category:Weapons