MIssile/Payload/Warhead
Reader comment on item: Iran Acquiring Nuclear Capable Warheads
Submitted by Aaron Tovish, Jun 25, 2011 18:52
This article suffers from jumbled terminology.
Missile: is the lifting vehicle
Payload: is that which is lifted;
Warhead: is what is delivered to the target(s).
So terminologically "nuclear capable missile" makes sense; "nuclear warhead" makes sense; but "nuclear capable warhead" does not; "warhead's nuclear payload" does not.
Do we have a translation problem here or is someone just talking about things they do not understand properly?
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