l+3" some of the non-nucrear- weapon states rrhich are members of N[TO, as rrrell aslisrsaw Pact states other than the soviet union, have in their armed forcesshort-'range balr-istic missiles which are capabie of nucr-eaa delivery. These aresome 200 ?ershing" Honest John and Lance nissiles on the NATO side and about330 SS.fb. SS-lc and 'Frog' T nissiles on the !trar saw paet side. However, alf l::l:i:.ITl.ads for these missiles are in United. states and Soviet custo.ly,resDectl've Lv" 49' Aside frorn the strategic submarine-launched rnissiles already mentioned- theSoviet Union has about BO o.Ider short -range baffistic rnissiles (!S_n-ll "rra SS-N-5" vith ffarheads of megaton yiefd.) based on subrnarines. There axe aLso oneor a feff hundred sea-ramnched aerodlmamic missiles (ss*rs-3, witrr a rriroton yieldvarhead ) deployecr on cruisers a-nd submarines. I\1o other state is knor,rn to possessthis type of system. 50" The united states has sorne 1,ooo aerodynarnic air"-launched, missiles of shortTs"rrge with warheads of 100 to 200 kiloton yierd. These are denotear sFAMs (short-rarge attack nissi].es). -On the Soviet sid.e" approximat e1y the same number of AS-3 liansaroo " AS-l+ Kitchen and 45-6 ringiisn missiies or riiofoi'yierahave long been available: probabLy for use agJinst surface ships. 5r" rn ad'dition to the medium-ralge bombers already enunerated, there sre manytypes of aircraft in many nations "hich ur. or coufd be nade nuctear_capalfe torshort-range missions. The land"based. strike aircraft of the united statesdeployed in Europe comprise 3oo to r+00 nuclear-ca?able aircraft, wh€re the sovietunion has about 1,ooo. The united states also possesses roo to 200 carrier_based 7/ Irrhereas 'battlefierd' usual-1y refers only to the zone of ground combat,'theatre' encompasses rea? areas coniaining for i.nstance air bases" reserve -forces ancl supDly depots" rn some "u."u". i corresponding distinction is mad.ebetveen tactical: a'd 'theatre' weapons. This di.stinction is nov upheld in thisA/ 35 / 392 nng-1ish Annex Page 22 strike aircraft capable of delivering nuclear weapons against targgt 9 on se& or land, It is not clear '.ow nany of the large force of !'-10)+ and F-4 in the other NATO States or Su.-? and Su-20 on the llarsaw Pact side actually have a nuclear role.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the military capabilities and nuclear weapons of various countries, particularly the United States and the Soviet Union, in the context of the Cold War. The language used is technical and focused on the military aspects of nuclear weapons, with no mention of economic, social, or environmental issues.

**Category**
Science and technology, International relations