R-15 (missile)

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The R-15 was a submarine launched ballistic missile (SLBM) design from the Soviet Union during the Cold War. It was not deployed.

The R-15 was a project to develop an SLBM complex D-3 with the capability to be launched directly from the submarine while submerged. The development was authorized for OKB-586 in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, on 20 March 1958 and cancelled before testing in December 1958.

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Russian and former Soviet "R" designation sequence
R-1 · R-2 · R-3 · R-4 · R-5 · R-7 · R-8 · R-9 · R-11 · R-12 · R-13 · R-14 Chusovaya · R-15 · Tumansky R-15 · R-16 · R-21 · R-23 · R-26 · R-27, Vympel R-27 · R-29 · R-33 · R-36 · R-37 · R-39 · R-40 · R-46, GR-1 · R-60 · R-73 · R-77 · 81R · R-101 · R-103 · R-172 · R-300 Elbrus · R-400
Other
TR-1 · RS-24 · RS-82 · RT-2 · RT-2PM · RT-2UTTH · RT-15 · RT-20 · RT-21 · RT-23 · RT-25 · RSM-56 · RKV-500A, RK-55 · KSR-5 · RSS-40 · UR-100 · UR-100 · UR-100N
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