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The B-52H is the only version still around

Author: Mark (865 Posts - Joined: Jul 23, 2015)
Posted at 3:44 pm on Jan 11, 2019
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and that model was extensively remodeled. The original fuselages for the B52A & B52B were built in the early 1950s (prototypes were built in 1946, but mass production didn't start until later). The last B-52H was built and delivered in 1962.

You want a new bomber? Or more B-2Bs? We still have cruise missiles and ICBMs, as well as nukes on missiles launched from submarines. I haven't read anything about why we need more bombers, but maybe I missed it?


Link: http://airman.dodlive.mil/2018/04/16/b-52h-stratofortress/

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Replies to: "The B-52H is the only version still around"

  • The newest B-52 in the Air Force fleet was built the same year as this truck... [IMAGE] - NedoftheHill - 12:49am 1/11/19 (10) [View All]
    • It's a good thing we also have - Mark - 11:51am 1/11/19
      • The B-52H is the only version still around [LINK] - Mark - 3:44pm 1/11/19
        • Nah. We probably don't need more. And yet, we still use 57 year old planes. - NedoftheHill - 6:00pm 1/11/19
          • They've always had wonky bomb bay doors. - Iggle - 9:49pm 1/11/19
            • Slim pickings on the technology there. [NT] - Frank L - 3:51pm 1/12/19
      • The original straight-wing turboprop is from 1946...when this truck was built. [IMAGE] - NedoftheHill - 3:14pm 1/11/19
      • Re: It's a good thing we also have this little bomb dropped in the 80's - jimbasil - 12:56pm 1/11/19
    • I'm clearly not an expert on weapons delivery, but what about the B-2s and all those billions? [NT] - Rooster - 11:47am 1/11/19
      • We have 21 B-2's, each with about 60% the payload of a B-52. - NedoftheHill - 3:17pm 1/11/19
      • As an aside I was reading about ADX Florence SuperMax - CC72 - 1:22pm 1/11/19
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