Here's 'Lancelot', The B-1B Resurrected From The Boneyard
"Lancelot" was stored at AMARG’s for years. It was pulled pulled from the "Boneyard" to rejoin the Air Force's Strategic Bomber Fleet.
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"Lancelot" was stored at AMARG’s for years. It was pulled pulled from the "Boneyard" to rejoin the Air Force's Strategic Bomber Fleet.
One of the white tipped B-52s recently made a high-profile visit to South Korea and took part in a first-ever regional exercise with Japan.
The U.S. Air Force grounded hundreds of jets last month because something was off with a key component used to literally hold many Air Force aircraft together.
Whether it was the F-35 or another platform, EDGE will get involved in various platforms from a supply chain, sub system, or MRO point of views, CEO says.
US Air Force/Paul Shirk The B-1B bomber "Spectre" retired to become an advanced maintenance trainer at Tinker Air Force Base. The bomber was involved in a May 2018 incident in which a fire led to an ejection seat misfire, after which the crew had to make an emergency landing. The US Air Force disclosed a few days ago that, in early April, the B-1B Lancer 86-109/DY, nicknamed "Spectre," has been retired at Tinker Air Force Base to become an advanced maintenance trainer. The aircraft was towed to an Aircraft Battle Damage Repair training pad at the 76th Maintenance...