National Security Journal on MSN
The US Air Force’s B-1B Lancer bomber can bomb anything back to the stone age
The U.S. Air Force has returned a B-1B Lancer bomber to operational service months ahead of schedule after completing one of ...
The B-1B Lancer returned to service at Dyess Air Force Base following extensive maintenance efforts by the Tinker Air Force ...
A revitalized B-1B Lancer brought out of storage — with a new name and nose art that pays homage to a World War II bombing ...
National Security Journal on MSN
The US Air Force was going to retire the B-1B Lancer — then Operation Epic Fury proved the Cold War-era bomber still has no equal
The U.S. Air Force was preparing to retire the B-1B Lancer when Operation Epic Fury began on February 28 — and the Cold ...
The National Interest on MSN
B-1B Lancer Back in Service After ‘Backbone’ Repairs
The B-1B repairs, originally scheduled to last a full year, were completed in only around eight months through the use of a ...
The Aviationist on MSN
B-1B Bomber "Rage" Returns to Service After Restoration
The B-1B 86-0115, now renamed "Apocalypse II," returned to service at Dyess AFB after being previously retired in 2021. The U ...
The U.S. Air Force has revived a retired Rockwell B-1B Lancer as it reversed its long-term plan for the swept wing bomber fleet. The service announced May 6 that a B-1B retired in 2021 and sent to the ...
After recalling a decommissioned Boeing B-1B bomber to service, US Air Force technicians restored the supersonic aircraft to flying condition at the Davis-Monthan AFB “boneyard” before a transfer to ...
The new aircraft—originally named “Rage”—was renamed in honor of a lost World War II B-24 bomber, with the descended family of the original crew in attendance. A B-1B Lancer long-range strategic ...
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