The test "is not a response to current world events," as it is a routine and periodic activity, which showcased America's nuclear deterrent as "safe, secure, reliable, and effective" in deterring ...

North Korea has acquired the ability to attack anywhere in the U.S. mainland with intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Each triad consists of the land-based ICBMs, as well as the nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines and bombers. An ICBM can fly more than 3,410 miles and carry more than one warhead, also known as ...

The Trident II can carry multiple independently targeted reentry vehicles and features ... military’s next-generation Trident II D5 ballistic missile, the Navy is hoping to secure its nuclear ...

Philip Pilkington defends his criticism of the aircraft carrier—and advocacy of the novel "ekranoplan" ground effect vehicle (GEV).

The Kunming LPAR, gets a clear look at India’s east-coast-based space launch and missile testing complex, writes Brig Kuldip ...

The ICBM was equipped with a “single telemetered joint test assembly re-entry vehicle” and traveled some 4,200 miles at speeds of over 15,000 mph to the Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense ...

Airmen from Air Force Global Strike Command launched the intercontinental ballistic ... equipped with a test re-entry vehicle that was designed to transmit readings. The missile flew about 4,200 ...

If you were outside around 1 a.m. Wednesday on the West Coast, you may have seen or heard the U.S. military test-launching an intercontinental ballistic ... assembly re-entry vehicle” from ...

Russia’s ballistic capacity is well known to the world. In the latest development, Russia has deployed autonomous launchers of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) RS-24 Yars on combat ...