Battleship (rocketry)

Battleship (rocketry)

The term Battleship in rocketry refers to a non-functional rocket or rocket stage which is used to test configuration and integration of a launch vehicle.

The term should not be confused with the term Boilerplate, which refers to a non-functional spacecraft.


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