The Blazer-II was the only member of the Blazer family of SRBMs that saw use in war.

Design

The Blazer-II was originally thought of, although as just Blazer, in 1936, to exploit the unfilled market of ballistic missiles on Droo. As a test vehicle, labelled Blazer-I was developed the next year, Blazer-II was crated out of the more long-ranged of them.

Performance

With a 235kN liquid engine, and a 45 second burn time, the Blazer-II can get to an apoapsis of 115 kilometers, and travel 200km suborbitally and over 500km while staying in the atmosphere.

Use

The Blazer found use in the Jrondi War, that began in 1940, to strike various cities near the frontlines via moving launchpads. After 1943, new tech better than the Blazers was developed, and they were put on standby.

Surviving Crafts

There are currently 38 surviving Blazer-IIs, and they are mostly spread throught major museums in Droo, but seven of them still remain dormant on military bases.