What was your nuclear release setting?

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USN carriers lost their nuclear strike role as part of the Presidential Nuclear Initiatives of September 1991. (Those were the ones that also uncocked SAC bombers from 24/7/365 alert and unilaterally shut down the Minuteman II squadrons.)

They give HMH-466's callsign as "Wolfpack," that's their nickname. Actual (non-tactical) radio call is "Romulus" (tactical call sign is assigned randomly by the Air Combat Component command staff). I was a plank owner in that squadron.

Lockheed proposed a strike-capable variant of the SR-71 that could carry four SRAMs and lob them five hundred NM downrange and about two hundred NM cross-range. It could've dropped four B57s as an alternative loadout. It never came to fruition, but what if it had?