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The 26 pages that link to Nuclear triad, each with the reason it gives.

• United States NavyRelated: Navy ballistic-missile submarines provide the sea-based leg of U.S. nuclear deterrence.

• Nuclear weaponRelated: The triad distributes nuclear delivery across three military platforms.

• Ballistic missileRelated: Ballistic missiles provide the land and sea legs of this force structure.

• Deterrence theoryRelated: Diverse delivery systems can help preserve the ability to retaliate after an attack.

• Nuclear submarineRelated: Ballistic missile submarines form its most concealed and survivable leg.

• Intercontinental ballistic missileRelated: ICBMs form its land-based leg in states that maintain all three delivery modes.

• Second-strike capabilityRelated: Distributing weapons across three delivery systems makes a single first strike less likely to destroy them all.

• Thermonuclear weaponRelated: Thermonuclear warheads can be deployed across all three delivery legs.

• Hydrogen bombRelated: Hydrogen bombs are warheads within delivery systems, not delivery systems themselves.

• Nuclear warfareRelated: The three delivery systems are designed to preserve retaliatory capability under attack.

• Indian Armed ForcesRelated: India’s strategic deterrent draws on delivery systems associated with all three domains.

• Boeing B-52 StratofortressRelated: The B-52 is the aircraft component of the United States nuclear triad.

• Strategic bomberRelated: Bombers provide the air leg, which can be recalled and visibly deployed.

• Northrop B-2 SpiritRelated: The B-2 is the Air Force’s stealth bomber component of the U.S. nuclear triad.

• Borei-class submarineRelated: Borei submarines provide the maritime leg of Russia’s nuclear triad.

• History of nuclear weaponsRelated: The three delivery legs were designed to preserve retaliatory capability after an attack.