Post by Admin on Jun 3, 2020 18:14:58 GMT -5
Makes one wonder, about the future of the B-21.
With the B-2 fleet being so pathetically small, and hideously expensive,
to a point where the USAF is timid, to put them at risk.
PopSci
The U.S. Air Force is looking at arming otherwise unarmed cargo planes, pressing them into service as makeshift bombers. The service believes future wars with adversaries like Russia or China will require plenty of aerial firepower and transport planes, loaded with pallets of cruise missiles, could provide an inexpensive solution.
With the B-2 fleet being so pathetically small, and hideously expensive,
to a point where the USAF is timid, to put them at risk.
PopSci
The U.S. Air Force is looking at arming otherwise unarmed cargo planes, pressing them into service as makeshift bombers. The service believes future wars with adversaries like Russia or China will require plenty of aerial firepower and transport planes, loaded with pallets of cruise missiles, could provide an inexpensive solution.