MMI-99 Super Genie

The MMI-99 Super Genie is a long range standoff missile designed by Helion Stratodynamics in 1982 and widely used and distributed since. Using a high performance nuclear salt-water rocket to attain accelerations of over a hundred gee, the MMI-99 can strike targets at distance of up to light-minutes, with a sprint burn range of about 11 light-seconds.

The MMI-99 can carry up to a 70,000 kg load divided among 15 mounting points, typically consisting of a mix of anti-ship SNAK warheads and bomb-pumped laser warheads for dazzling sensors and engaging soft targets.