Home›Missiles And Guided Munitions›Introduced Era›By Decade›2020sBrowse By2020sThis dimension groups weapon systems by the era in which they were first introduced into service. Wikipedia notes that weapons have evolved from "simple implements such as clubs and swords to complicated modern firearms, tanks, missiles and biological weapons," a long evolution spanning every era of warfare. Browsing by introduced era lets a visitor compare weapon systems that entered service in the same period.Facts2020sSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1944 12020sFilter Results36 entriesWeapon FamilyAllAir-to-Air Missiles (1)Air-to-Ground Missiles and Guided Bombs (4)Anti-Ship and Anti-Submarine Missiles (4)Ballistic Missiles (14)Ballistic Missiles of Asia-Pacific (2)Ballistic Missiles of China (1)Ballistic Missiles of Europe (1)Ballistic Missiles of India (2)Ballistic Missiles of Iran (4)Ballistic Missiles of North Korea (2)Ballistic Missiles of Russia and the Soviet Union (1)Ballistic Missiles of the Middle East and Africa (1)Cruise Missiles (6)Loitering Munitions and Attack Drones (2)Other Missiles and Guided Munitions (3)Surface-to-Air and Air Defense Missiles (2)Weapon Type or ClassAllAnti-radiation missile (1)Cluster glide bomb (1)Glide bomb (1)Glide bomb guidance kit (1)Ground-launched guided glide bomb (1)guided missile (9)Hypersonic anti-ship aeroballistic missile (1)Hypersonic anti-ship ballistic missile (1)Intercontinental ballistic missile (2)Intermediate-range ballistic missile (1)Loitering munition (1)Medium-range ballistic missile (3)Medium-range surface-to-air missile system (1)missile (6)nuclear-capable hypersonic anti-ship and land-attack missile (1)One-way attack drone (loitering munition) (1)Short-range ballistic missile system (in development) (1)Submarine-launched ballistic missile (1)Turbojet drone missile (1)Very long range air-to-air missile (1)Service StatusAllIn Service (31)OperatorAllIndian Air Force (1)Indian Navy (1)Israeli Defense Forces (1)Korean People's Army Strategic Force (2)People's Liberation Army Air Force (2)People's Liberation Army Navy (2)People's Liberation Army Rocket Force (1)Russian Armed Forces (7)Russian Navy (1)Turkish Armed Forces (1)United States Air Force (3)United States Marine Corps (1)United States Navy (1)Wars Used InAll2026 Iran War (1)Russo-Ukrainian War (10)Syrian Civil War (2)Twelve-Day War (1)ManufacturerAllAerospace Industries Organization (2)Bazalt (2)Bharat Dynamics Limited (2)China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation Limited (1)Defence Research and Development Organisation (1)Fire Point (1)Hanwha Aerospace (2)Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (1)Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd (1)Kronshtadt Group (1)LIG Defense&Aerospace (1)Lockheed Martin Corporation (1)Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control (1)Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (1)NPO Mashinostroyeniya (1)Obukhov State Plant (1)Pivdenne Design Office (1)Raytheon (1)ROKETSAN (1)Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (1)Ukrainian Defense Industry (1)Yelabuga drone factory (1)ZALA Aero (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 361KR1 Sapsan2020s3M22 Zircon2020sAGM-179 JAGM2020sAGM-188 Rusty Dagger2020sDF-612020sDragon Cart2020sFattah-12020sFP-5 Flamingo2020sGBU-53/B StormBreaker2020sGround Launched Small Diameter Bomb2020sHwasong-17 Missile2020sHwasong-182020sHyper Velocity Gliding Projectile2020sK-4 (missile)2020sKheibar (missile)2020sK-SAAM2020sOreshnik (missile)2020sPalianytsia (missile)2020sPBK-500U Drel2020sPL-172020sQassem Bassir2020sRezvan missile2020sRudram (missile)2020sS-350 Vityaz2020sS8000 Banderol2020sShahed-136 Drone2020sSurya missile2020sTayfun (missile)2020sTrembita (cruise missile)2020sUMPK (bomb kit)2020sUre (missile)2020sWind Demon2020sYJ-152020sYJ-172020sYJ-202020sZALA Lancet2020sSources1. Wikipedia: Missiletier 2WikipediaMissile, History sectionQuote, Missile, History sectionthe first missiles to be used operationally were a series of rocket based missiles developed by Nazi Germany during World War II including the V-1 flying bomb and V-2 rocket which used mechanical autopilot to keep the missile flying along a pre-chosen route.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.