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ICBM Post Boost Vehicles

Overview

The PSRE consists of a gas storage assembly, two propellant storage assemblies containing a hypergolic mixture of nitrogen tetroxide as the oxidizer and monomethylhydrazine as the fuel, a gimbaled axial engine, 10 attitude-control engines, and the required interconnecting propellant manifold assemblies packaged within a cylindrical metal shell approximately 52 inches in diameter and 18.9 inches long.

Latest News

pilot in cockpit with missile out the window

Press release | 06. 03. 2026

L3Harris Receives Contract to Deliver Proximity Fuzes

L3Harris Technologies has been awarded a contract valued up to $98 million by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division to deliver the Department of War’s combat-proven Mechanical Proximity Fuze for upgrades to the Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System.

pilot in cockpit with missile out the window

Press release | 06. 03. 2026

L3Harris Receives Contract to Deliver Proximity Fuzes

L3Harris successfully tested a potential propulsion solution for the U.S. Army’s PrSM Increment 4 program

Press release | 06. 03. 2026

L3Harris Successfully Tests Advanced Propulsion System

L3Harris employees at the Advanced Manufacturing Facility-South in Huntsville, Alabama

Press release | 06. 01. 2026

L3Harris Continues Expansion of Solid Rocket Motor Facilities in Huntsville

PAC-3 MSE

Press release | 05. 26. 2026

L3Harris Strengthens Global Solid Rocket Motor Supply Chain With New PAC-3 Propulsion Supplier

A Rotating Detonation Engine being hot fire tested at Purdue University’s Zucrow Laboratories.

Editorial | 05. 20. 2026

L3Harris Achieves Major Milestones With Latest Series of Rotating Detonation Engine Tests

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