It seems technically possible, this book (below) on the UH60a suggests that sea based nuclear armaments were supposed to be part of this helicopter in an antisubmarine role but didn't go ahead. The thing is though I guess the armament would have to be at depth and low yield as helicopters can be brought down quite easily by turbulence and are quite slow, with a much higher attrition rate, therefore over land jets like the B2 with stealth capability would probably be more useful and less likely to be shot down before delivery.
http://books.Google.co.uk/books?id=8MwyTX-iA2wC&pg=PA454&lpg=PA454&dq=helicopter+carry+nuclear&source=bl&ots=J0AGsmfQ_h&sig=ChnkwNiXit1r3nBJNuWtyLW5_ZU&hl=en&ei=6-XBSvLMMoav4Qamu9CLCA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=9&safe=active#v=onepage&q=helicopter%20carry%20nuclear&f=false
Soon after World War 2 rockets were used to carry nuclear warheads. In the space program they are used to carry many kinds of objects into space. But, they are still used to carry nuclear warheads too.
Agni 3 has a range of 3500-5500kms with a payload of 2000kg.It can carry both nuclear and conventional warheads.
Yes, one of the main purposes of the helicopter was to carry people.
The Shuttle can also carry a 65,000 payload.
The load it can carry after fuel.
Which helicopter pilots?
No. Payload is what you can carry in the actual vehicle while towing is what can be towed behind it.
Really not possible to say- the aircraft has a large payload, and can carry a VERY varied mix of weapons. When you add in cruise missles, guided munitions, and possibly nuclear weapons, the cost of the payload could be incredibly high, but I don't think the govt releases the price tag on a nuclear weapon.
The payload capacity of the FJ17B is approximately 4,000 kg, while the FJ17 Jet has a payload capacity of around 3,000 kg. The FJ17B can carry a heavier payload compared to the FJ17 Jet.
I believe they carry 14.
Mainly aircraft carriers, submarines and some frigates. Personally, I think that all classes of warships can carry nuclear weapon launchers in terms of placement. If a frigate can carry a nuclear missile launcher, a destroyer can do it as well. Of course, when a different class of warship is chosen to carry nuclear weapons, military enginners will study the best location to install the machine. In other words, there isn't a warship specially designed to carry such weapon launcher. Aircraft carriers and submarines are systematically equipped with those nuclear missile launchers due to their characteristics, specially super aircraft carriers.
It is known as the payload.