The Ohio-class guided missile submarines are a class of nuclear-powered submarines used by the United States Navy. They are designed to carry and launch Tomahawk cruise missiles, providing a strategic strike capability. Each submarine can carry up to 154 missiles, making them a key component of the U.S. military's deterrent force. These submarines are also equipped for anti-submarine warfare and intelligence gathering. The Ohio-class submarines are known for their stealth and ability to operate undetected, allowing them to conduct missions in various environments. They play a crucial role in maintaining national security and global stability.