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Main article: Nuclear weapons delivery Nuclear weapons delivery— the technology and systems used to bring a nuclear cartoon images weapon to its target—is an important aspect of nuclear weapons relating both to nuclear weapon design and nuclear strategy. Historically the first method of delivery, and the method used cartoon images in the two nuclear weapons actually used in warfare, is as a gravity bomb, dropped from bomber aircraft. This method is usually the first developed by countries as it does not place many restrictions on cartoon images the size of the weapon, and weapon miniaturization is something which requires considerable weapons design knowledge. It does, however, limit the range of attack, response time to an impending attack, and number of weapons which can be fielded at any given time. More preferable from a strategic point of view are nuclear weapons mounted onto a missile, which can use a ballistic trajectory to deliver a warhead over the horizon.
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