Titan I Missile - Cordele, Georgia

Jack Stanley

Review of the Titan I Missile
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐ (5/5 Stars)
"The Titan I: The Cold War's answer to "Go big or go home." A solid addition to any missile silo dungeon, but not without its quirks!"

Stats (Skyrim-Style):

Damage: 500 (Nuclear Blast) – Devastatingly overpowered, but once per launch. No reloads unless you’ve got another $8 billion lying around.

Weight: 120,000 Lbs (Carry Weight) – Requires a very large backpack... or a missile silo.

Thrust: Alot

Speed: Probably well over 3,000 mph – Faster than Shadowmere on skooma, but good luck aiming it manually.  Faster than most racecars.

Enchantment: "Cold War Deterrent" – Causes fear in enemies (and allies) within a 10,000-mile radius. Does not affect dragons.

Coolness factor: PURE EPIC AND CRAZY AWESOME.

Pros:
Incredible AoE (Area of Explosion) damage; you'll never lose another territorial dispute.

Excellent intimidation factor; the Thalmor will think twice.

Adds a touch of historical flair to your home base—perfect for RP players who want to recreate the 1960s "Mutually Assured Destruction" aesthetic.

Cons:
Long cooldown between launches (approx. 60 years, unless you're Russia).

Requires a Dwemer-tier silo and absurd maintenance costs (30 engineers, 500 gallons of coffee daily).

Not stealthy. Enemies will see it coming... eventually.

No "quick save" feature—once it's launched, it's out of your hands.

Final Verdict:
The Titan I Missile is a legendary artifact of destruction and diplomacy, perfect for players looking to add a touch of existential dread to their arsenal. While it’s impractical for daily use (unless you're running a very specific build), it’s a must-see for Cold War enthusiasts and history buffs. Highly recommend adding it to your map list... just don’t stand too close.

A T

During a routine pit stop off I-75 in Georgia, I stumbled upon an unexpected piece of Cold War history: an old Titan 1 Missile. As someone just looking for a place to stretch my legs and take a breather, I was taken aback by this towering relic of an era steeped in tension and rivalry. It was an eerie and fascinating experience to confront a physical embodiment of a time that's often merely read about in textbooks. The preserved missile stands as a testament to the power and might of a period long passed, yet its silent presence continues to tell its own story. This chance encounter turned a routine stop into a moment of historical discovery. A must-see for anyone passing through!

Ward Dougherty

Interesting to see not well kept. I am torn on this one. It is definitely a piece of our history but, when I visited, it was not well kept at all. You can see it from the interstate but I am not sure whether it is worth the stop. It is in the parking lot of a business right off the interstate and the busy highway. It is interesting to read and see but it is not inviting in any way.

Bryan S

We seen this from the highway and had to stop. My children and I enjoyed this monument and encouraged us to educate ourselves on this matter. Pretty awesome

Max Xavier

Great missle. Never a dull moment staring at this missle. I especially loved the height and girth of this missle. It is truly alot of fun to see. Lol. historical too.

Ronald Bierworth

Conveniently located between Gas 'n Go and Krystal Burger.

Nathan Lee

A perfect spot to stop and stretch on long trips with it being right off the highway it's hard to miss and is a must see for anyone interested in rockets and missiles.

Missi Stoll

You can see this from 1-75 so I Had to Stop. Reading the plaque I noticed I am probably related to Mr. Pate that this was erected in Honor of!!