V2

V2
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Schematics of the V2

The **V2** is a **multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle (MIRV)** developed and produced by the Federation of Kameyama during the mid-70s. It one of the results of **Project EVA**, a Weapons of Mass Destruction program headed by the government of Kameyama and the Kameyama National Defense Force aimed at developing mass retaliation weapons.

While the specifics regarding the number and location of V2 units remain **classified**, historical records indicate that **only six operational V2 units** were known to exist. These units represented the technological achievement in the field of missile systems and provided the **Federation of Kameyama** with a formidable deterrent capability.

## Manufacture

Commencing with the procurement and refinement of essential raw materials, specialized facilities were established to handle the intricate production of diverse components. These state-of-the-art facilities harnessed advanced metallurgical processes, composite material engineering, and high-precision manufacturing methodologies to ensure optimal quality control and adherence to stringent safety protocols.

The construction of the V2 unfolded through several pivotal stages. The initial phase encompassed the fabrication of the missile body, entailing the meticulous shaping and assembly of high-strength materials to establish the primary structural framework. Employing advanced machining and molding techniques, craftsmen produced components that exhibited exceptional durability, strength, and aerodynamic characteristics.

Simultaneously, dedicated facilities undertook the intricate task of developing the sophisticated guidance and control systems that would empower precise targeting and deployment of the multiple warheads. These intricate systems integrated cutting-edge electronics, state-of-the-art sensors, and robust communication devices, ensuring seamless navigation and coordinated operation of the reentry vehicles.

   The manufacturing process of the nuclear warheads, an exceedingly clandestine and guarded endeavor, transpired within highly secure facilities. Rigorous security measures were implemented to handle the sensitive nuclear materials and meticulously assemble the warheads. In full compliance with international nonproliferation treaties, rigorous safety protocols, stringent access restrictions, and meticulous compliance measures were strictly enforced.

Upon completion of the manufacturing process, each V2 unit underwent comprehensive testing and evaluation to affirm its operational readiness, reliability, and performance. Rigorous simulated launch exercises, flight tests, and meticulous system-level examinations were conducted to verify the weapon's effectiveness and alignment with predetermined specifications.

## Design and Use

The most powerful of all weapons in **Kameyama's nuclear arsenal**, the V2 was designed to carry four reentry vehicles housing W87 thermonuclear warheads, giving its complete delivery bus enough power to strike a considerable amount of major cities in either **Britannia** or the **DMSA**. To achieve targeting, the missile received coordinates from an orbiting satellite, which relayed the information to the launch computers stored inside an undisclosed location.

   Launch of the **V2** was split into three phases: **Phase 1** was marked by the opening of the silo's oxygen valves; **Phase 2** consisted of the activation of the missile's turbopump systems; and **Phase 3** indicated the configuration of the gyroscopic stabilizers on its inertial navigation system.

## Trivia

* This weapon is heavily inspired by the V2 from Ace Combat primarily used by the Belkan Federation.
* It is stated on the schematics that the MIRV warheads are W87s, there is a real-life W87 warhead used on the American LGM-118A Peacekeeper and LGM-30G Minuteman III
	+ A string of binary code is shown on the blueprints. It does not properly convert to ASCII.
	`00 01 00 01 11 11 10`
	`11 10 11 10 00 00 11`
	`01 00 11 10 01 11 11`
	`00 10 11 01 01 01 00`
	`00 01 10 10 11 00 01`