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For the land attack role, they carry the BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile

...s''', with hull numbers now prefixed by "SSGN". The guided missiles are [[cruise missile]]s. All these types of military submarines carry [[torpedo]]es. Although ...than any U.S. submarine. They are designated SSGN to reflect their massive cruise missile armament. In addition, they carry a new, long-range type of 650mm wake-ho

Wing pylons were added for the [[AGM-28 Hound Dog]] [[cruise missile]]. Doctrine for this missile focused on using it as a penetration aid, to t ...m, since it led to cancellation of the associated Skybolt high-performance cruise missile program. The British had expected to use the Skybolt on their own strategic

...IM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile]]s for self-defense against aircraft and [[cruise missile]]s. The ships are also designed to mesh into military electronic networks.

...ined a significant land attack capability using the [[BGM-109 Tomahawk]] [[cruise missile]]. While Russian cruisers carry even larger [[P-700 Granit]] cruise missil ...he [[RGM-6 Regulus]] (essentially a larger, faster, nuclear-armed [[V-1]]) cruise missile or the same [[UGM-27 Polaris]] used as a [[submarine-launched ballistic mis

{{r|Cruise missile defense}} * [[Cruise missile defense]]

..."idiot"), and the Nakajima Ki-115 Tsurugi. The Ohka, effectively a manned cruise missile, was a rocket powered aircraft which was launched from a bomber aircraft. T

...ts about the V-1 and V-2 in the lead. That is why "ballistic missile" and "cruise missile" had links. ...l discussion of air warfare in WWII. For that matter, the more significant cruise missile, of the anti-shipping variety, of WWII is the kamikaze. V-1's and V-2's wer

...h the beginnings of [[electronic warfare]]. Germany introduced the first [[cruise missile]], the [V-1] and the first [[ballistic missile]], the [[V-2]]. Japan introd

...se Missile: [[Navaho (missile)|Navaho]] (test program stopped) vs. [[Buran cruise missile]] (plan)

...ir missile]] (SAM) launcher. Both the cruisers and destroyers can launch [[cruise missile]]s as well as launch anti-air and anti-submarine weapons; the carrier's own

...seaborne weapons also have a share in land attack with precision-guided [[cruise missile]]s or nuclear ballistic missiles against targets deep in continental landma

Project Pluto was a nuclear-powered ramjet, intended for use in a cruise missile. Rather than combusting fuel as in regular jet engines, air was heated usin

...on nuclear-capable [[carrier-capable]] bombers, early submarine-launched [[cruise missile]]s, and the [[UGM-27 Polaris]] [[submarine-launched ballistic missile]].

...neering efforts that went into the highly innovative [[V-1]] jet-powered [[cruise missile]] and [[V-2]] rocket-powered [[ballistic missile]] were wasted from a milit

...ed several terrorist targets in Afghanistan and Sudan with ship-launched [[cruise missile]]s.<ref>Chris Hellman, CDI Senior Analyst Victoria Garcia, CDI Research Int

...ed several terrorist targets in Afghanistan and Sudan with ship-launched [[cruise missile]]s.<ref>Chris Hellman, CDI Senior Analyst Victoria Garcia, CDI Research Int

...bi, Kenya, and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The short-term U.S. response was a cruise missile strike on August 20.<ref>{{citation