The USS Michigan, a nuclear-powered submarine armed with Tomahawk cruise missiles, is now operating in the same area as the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier group off the Korean Peninsula in the Sea of Japan. Expand / Contract The USS Michigan is more than 560 feet long and weighs more than 18,000 tons when submerged and carries up to 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles. (U.S. Navy Photo)The USS Michigan has an unlimited range of travel and can stay at sea for approximately 60 days with full supplies of food. That same year, the second USS Michigan was commissioned and assigned to the Atlantic Fleet with other first-class battleships. It also had the distinction of having the first four women selected to serve on guided missile subs in 2016, making the USS Michigan the first US submarine with enlisted female soldiers.

Source: Fox News April 25, 2017 21:11 UTC