The B-2 can carry the B61 and B83 nuclear bombs. The B-52, meanwhile, can carry a variety of air-launched cruise missiles outfitted with nuclear warheads, such as the AGM-86B and the AGM-129.

Let’s take a closer look at the U.S.’s nuclear triad—on air, land, and sea.. Air. The United States has two nuclear capable strategic bombers. Both the B-2 Spirit and B-52 Stratofortress are ...

Russia possesses a powerful nuclear triad, which includes land-based, sea-based, and air-based nuclear forces. This triad ensures the ability to launch a retaliatory strike even after a massive ...

The U.S. Nuclear triad is a set of three delivery systems that are ready at a moment's notice to deliver our nuclear arsenal. Here's how that works.

BELEWS CREEK, N.C. — Duke Energy is moving forward with a groundbreaking plan to add a nuclear energy reactor to the Triad. There are already three nuclear power plants in North Carolina ...

And the Triad could be a benefactor. Charlotte-based power company joins application for grant to help develop commercial reactors similar to nuclear-submarine technology. Triad Business Journal ...

Putin kicks off strategic nuclear exercise Russia tests 'triad' of ground, sea and air-launched missiles Putin says geopolitical risks are rising MOSCOW, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Russia test-fired ...

Few outside the nuclear cognoscenti are asking these questions, but as America’s annual national security budget has passed $1 trillion, and as the demand swells for more conventional weapons ...

Traditionally, NATO ’ s “ nuclear triad” referred to the ability to deliver nuclear weapons by land, sea, and air. Today, a new triad is needed to match modern threats: 1.

President Donald Trump tells Fox News that Iran has become "much more aggressive" in nuclear talks, a "disappointing" development as Tehran stalls progress.

Also in March 2023, Putin said that Russia's nuclear triad — its three-pronged arsenal of weapons launched from land, sea and air — was "much more" advanced than that of the United States.

Pete Hegseth said competition is the key to modernizing the nuclear triad to questions from Sen. Deb Fischer (R., Neb.), who wanted to know how he would change the culture inside the nuclear ...