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New Kh-101 warhead and incendiary elements

New Kh-101 warhead and incendiary elements

A new version of warhead within the Kh-101 cruise missile is believed to have been fielded

  • The new design has been modified to incorporate two larger incendiary element options

  • The 3G55, which is presumed to originally be incorporated into the 3M55 Oniks missile, is a single long cylindrical tube

  • The GE100M is a larger design of the GE30M, presumed to contain 100 g instead of 30 g of the incendiary composition

  • The GE100M are presumed to be stacked inside wells in the warhead

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