The B-21 Raider: Infused With Stealthy Lessons Learned For Maintenance And Support
Low-observable treatments and easier maintenance usually don’t go hand-in-hand; all indications are that the B-21 will break that paradigm.
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Low-observable treatments and easier maintenance usually don’t go hand-in-hand; all indications are that the B-21 will break that paradigm.
© Creative Commons Russian Air Force MIG-31 Russia's Ministry of Defense has released a video of four fighter planes escorting three US Air Force B-52H bombers over the waters of the Bering Sea on Thursday, after they were spotted heading towards the country's airspace. According to the National Defense Management Center, Moscow detected three targets approaching the state border. Four planes - two MiG-31 and two Su-35 fighters - were scrambled to escort the American aircraft. "The Russian fighter crews identified the aerial targets as B-52H strategic bombers of the US Air Force Global Stri...
South Dakota’s Ellsworth Air Force Base (AFB) has been officially chosen as home for the first operational US Air Force B-21 Raider bombers.
Ellsworth Air Force Base bomb wing gets a new commander by In a Feb. 13, 2021 photo, U.S. Navy Rear Adm. John Menoni, Joint Region Marianas commander, left, speaks with U.S. Air Force Col. Joseph Sheffield, 36th Operations Group commander, and his spouse, Sarah Sheffield, during an Exercise Cope North aircraft static display at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. (Alana Chargualaf/U.S. Air Force) RAPID CITY, S.D. (Tribune News Service) — Col. Joseph Sheffield has been named the new commander of the 28th Bomb Wing at Ellsworth Air Force Base near Rapid City. According to a news release, She...
The debate over whether to stick with the half-century-old Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile or replace it with the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program just got a whole lot easier. On May 12, Gen. Timothy Ray, commander of U.S.