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Turkey as a term of the Nuclear Sharing agreement currently stores up to 90 B61 Nuclear bombs at Incirlik Air Base.
Up to 40 of these bombs are allocated for use by the Turkish Air Force (F-16s) in case of conflict.
The remainder are allocated for use by the USAF.
4 other NATO members also share this responsibility.
The B-61 is a variable yield free fall bomb. Also referred to as the 'silver bullet'.
In your opinion what does the future hold for Turkey and the NATO Nuclear Sharing policy?
Should Turkey have these removed?
How does this effect our relationship with Russia?
Up to 40 of these bombs are allocated for use by the Turkish Air Force (F-16s) in case of conflict.
The remainder are allocated for use by the USAF.
4 other NATO members also share this responsibility.
The B-61 is a variable yield free fall bomb. Also referred to as the 'silver bullet'.
In your opinion what does the future hold for Turkey and the NATO Nuclear Sharing policy?
Should Turkey have these removed?
How does this effect our relationship with Russia?