Meanwhile, the SLBMs they carry have become more accurate and have incorporated MIRV technology into their warheads, SLBMs are very much like their land-based counterparts. However, the SLBMs must be smaller (hence smaller warhead yields) and be designed to pass through water.
The current U.S. submarine ballistic missile force is made of the Poseidon C3, Trident I C4, and the Trident II D5. These are solid fuel missiles and can be launched at a rate of 1 per minute.
C.I.S.-based SLBMs are carried three types of submarines: the Yankee, the Delta, and Typhoon.
