The visual measures maximum operational range in kilometers for Jericho ballistic missile variants. Jericho III reaches 11,500 km, the longest, while Jericho I is at 660 km. This shows Israel's missile capability growth to ICBM class. These ranges matter for strategic reach with 500 kg payload.
| Variant | Max Range Km |
|---|---|
| Jericho I | 660 |
| Jericho II | 7,800 |
| Jericho III | 11,500 |
Max_range_km is the maximum operational range in kilometers for each Jericho variant. It uses upper bounds from the specifications table and text estimates. The metric applies to performance with 500 kg payload where noted. Values are 660 km for Jericho I, 7,800 km for II, and 11,500 km for III.
A high range like 11,500 km for Jericho III shows ICBM-class capability for global strategic reach. Lower values such as 660 km for Jericho I indicate shorter-range use. Higher numbers reflect advanced multi-stage designs. Jericho II at 7,800 km fits intermediate role.
The data covers Jericho family variants without specific deployment years stated. Ranges come from current specifications table and text. No forecast or future estimates are included. Values represent operational upper bounds as per source material.
Ranges use upper bounds from Wikipedia specifications table and text estimates. Jericho II draws from Shavit-derived performance at 7,800 km. Jericho III is up to 11,500 km. Jericho I is 500-660 km. No further methodology details are given in the source.