Safriz
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Mine was a satire comment.So like this?
That's an E-Lralt - air-launched Extended Medium-range Ballistic Missile - launched out the back of a C-17. They're not used for strike purposes, though they could be, but rather as target missiles for the Standard Series and THAAD.
Another system would be akin to Skybolt, but it was dropped in favor of land and sea based missiles. With its limited at-sea deterrence, relegated at the moment to cruise missiles, perhaps Pakistan could resurrect the concept?
Both are technically feasible, though the survivability of air-launched systems that require cargo aircraft is dubious as airfields are likely to be knocked out of action early in any major conflict.
But yes even Minuteman had been tested from a Transport aircraft.
Although Pakistan doesn't really need to be desperate for a second strike capability as India doesn't have enough Nuclear warheads to completely annihilate Pakistan,far from it.
The existing Offroading TEL s can launch a second strike as they will be far away from any first strike target areas hit by Indian agni or Prithvi,
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