Tomahawk cruise missile

U.S. Navy destroyers and cruisers typically deploy with missile loadouts that include Tomahawk cruise missiles, which have ranges measured in the hundreds of miles from their launch point.

Tomahawk cruise missiles are long-range, precision-guided cruise missiles designed for land-attack missions capable of striking targets deep inside an adversary's territory.

Tomahawk cruise missiles are long-range, sea- or air-launched cruise missiles that can travel thousands of miles.

Tomahawk cruise missiles have a range of about 995 miles (1,600 kilometers).

Tomahawk cruise missiles are U.S. high-precision, long-range missiles capable of striking targets at distances that can reach beyond Moscow.

Tomahawk cruise missiles are long-range cruise missiles designed to strike targets deep inside an adversary's territory.

Russian leadership has indicated that the supply of long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine would be treated as a red line and could further damage relations between Moscow and Washington.

Deploying and integrating complex long-range weapons systems such as Tomahawk cruise missiles typically requires multi-year timelines for procurement, delivery, and operator training.

Tomahawk cruise missiles are complex weapons that require substantial operator training, with training timelines of around one year sometimes cited to achieve proficient use.

Tomahawk cruise missiles are typically launched from surface ships or submarines rather than from ground-based platforms.

The United States maintains only a limited number of ground-based launchers capable of firing Tomahawk cruise missiles.

Tomahawk cruise missiles are a long-range cruise-missile weapon system capable of striking deep into an adversary's territory.

Tomahawk cruise missiles enable long-range precision strikes that can be launched from ships or submarines to strike targets ashore without deploying ground forces.

Tomahawk cruise missiles are long-range cruise missiles capable of striking targets deep within an adversary's territory.

The Tomahawk is a high-precision, long-range, subsonic cruise missile developed by the United States and is capable of striking targets deep inside an adversary's territory.

Tomahawk cruise missiles are long-range, guided cruise missiles designed to strike distant land targets, including military, logistical, and infrastructure objectives.

U.S. aircraft carrier strike groups commonly include fighter, transport, and airborne early warning aircraft; helicopters; cruise missiles such as Tomahawks; electronic warfare and signals-intelligence systems; and embarked personnel numbering in the thousands.