Weapons

The Tomahawk is a long-range cruise missile.

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

The Tomahawk is a long-range cruise missile with a range of about 995 miles (1,600 kilometers).

ERAM stands for Extended Range Attack Munition and has an approximate range of 285 miles (460 kilometers).

ATACMS stands for Army Tactical Missile System and has an approximate range of 186 miles (300 kilometers).

A Tomahawk's range of about 995 miles (1,600 kilometers) is substantially greater than an ERAM's ~285 miles (460 kilometers) and an ATACMS's ~186 miles (300 kilometers), enabling strikes much deeper into opposing territory.

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 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 are long-range, precision (highly accurate) cruise missiles used by the United States.

North Korea has flight-tested a variety of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) in recent years, including missiles with solid propellant that are easier to move and conceal and can be prepared for launch more quickly than liquid-fueled ICBMs.

North Korea has pursued development of multi-warhead (MIRV) ballistic missile systems intended to improve the likelihood of penetrating missile defenses.

North Korea possesses shorter-range ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and hypersonic missiles that its authorities have described as capable of delivering nuclear strikes against targets in South Korea.

The Tomahawk is a U.S.-made long-range cruise missile designed to strike distant military targets.

Tomahawk cruise missiles have a substantially longer range than the types of missiles and armed drones that Ukraine had received by 2025, and they are more capable of striking hardened targets such as arms depots.

The Poseidon is a Russian nuclear-capable underwater drone that was first unveiled in 2018.

The Poseidon is designed to travel across oceans at high speeds using nuclear propulsion and to carry a large nuclear warhead.

Russian officials have described the Poseidon as capable of creating destructive radioactive waves intended to damage coastal targets.

The RS-28 Sarmat, often referred to as 'Satan II', is a Russian intercontinental-range ballistic missile.

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

M777 howitzer shells are approximately six inches in diameter and two feet long.

The Burevestnik is a Russian nuclear-powered cruise missile.

Russian officials have described the Burevestnik as having a range of over 8,000 miles and as being capable of penetrating missile defenses.