Nuclear Weapons

Here are five news stories and events to start your week, from the editors at Military.com.

The U.S. could put nuclear cruise missiles aboard Zumwalt-class Navy destroyers.

At no point did the Chinese have the president's 'nuclear football' in their possession or even touch the briefcase.

Mattis said he was once a skeptic about maintaining ICBMs in the nuclear triad, but he has changed his mind.

Defense Secretary Mattis said new low-yield nuclear weapons would be bargaining chips for arms deals.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will brief lawmakers Tuesday on the overhaul of U.S. strategies against major threats.

The Nuclear Posture Review also projected development of new low-yield warheads for ballistic missiles on submarines.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis again pushed diplomacy as the solution to the North Korea crisis.

The US has been quietly amassing firepower in the Pacific during a lull in tensions with North Korea.

Plans for such a nuclear torpedo had been spotted in TV footage of a meeting between Putin and his military chiefs