Missile Simulator

Missile simulators are pyrotechnic devices used to simulate the launch and flight characteristics of missiles for training or testing purposes. They are designed to replicate the visual and auditory effects of a real missile launch, including the smoke, fire, and sound produced during the launch and flight phases.

In the supply class Pyrotechnics, missile simulators are specifically categorized as pyrotechnic devices that mimic the behavior of missiles. These simulators are typically used by military and defense organizations to train personnel in missile operations, such as missile launch procedures, tracking, and interception techniques.

As part of the supply group Ammunition and Explosives, missile simulators are classified under the broader category of devices and materials used for military purposes. This group includes various types of ammunition, explosives, and related equipment used in military operations.

It's important to note that the use and possession of missile simulators, as well as other ammunition and explosives, are highly regulated and restricted to authorized personnel and organizations.