Report to Congress on Nuclear Sea-Launched Cruise Missile
The following is the Feb. 12, 2025, Congressional Research Service In Focus report, Nuclear-Armed Sea-Launched Cruise Missile (SLCM-N). From the report Congress and the executive branch have debated the merits of a new nuclear-armed sea-launched cruise missile (SLCM-N) since the weapon was first proposed by the Trump Administration in 2018.
The U.S. now maintains 44 ground-based interceptors that work by physically striking an incoming intercontinental ballistic ...
A massive American web of orbiting missile interceptors could in theory protect the U.S. from an all-out Russian nuclear ...
Moscow is trying to "increase the stealth of the Yars PGRK units" by deploying autonomous launchers for the missiles during ...
Kyrylo Budanov said Russian use helped to modify the KN-23, one of North Korea's newest ballistic missiles, to fix poor ...
South Korea's new KTSSM bunker-buster missile enhances conventional strike capabilities while quietly positioning the country for a potential indepen ...
North Korea's long-range artilleries, which can strike South Korea's capital Seoul, are hidden in caves and tunnels.
The United States spends vastly more on its military than any of its enemies, but that has not made us secure from the most destructive weapons on the planet: nuclear-armed ballistic missiles. In fact ...
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