The F-111 Aardvark was a revolutionary Cold War-era aircraft, renowned for its speed, payload capacity, and adaptability.

The B-1 is the only supersonic bomber in America’s military arsenal. While it doesn’t carry nuclear weapons, it is still intensely lethal. We took a rare test flight.

although the supersonic bomber is expected to be phased out as the B-21 Raider becomes more widely available. The original plan was to retire the B-1 in the early 2030s – but that timeline now ...

American B-1B Lancers arrived this week at Misawa Air Base for their first rotational bomber task force mission in Japan, ...

The B-1 Lancer is a supersonic bomber used by the U.S. military. See it in action.

The United States has dispatched supersonic B-1B bombers to Japan ... were sent to the U.S. territory of Guam for Bomber Task Force 25-1. The latest deployment is the first rotational Bomber ...

Most military supersonic aircraft are ... missions without air refueling. The bombers are roughly 146 feet long and weigh around 190,000 pounds. B-1 Lancers have a maximum takeoff weight of ...

This can be seen in the U.S. strategic bomber fleet, which is composed of the B-1 Lancer, B-2 Spirit, and B-52 Stratofortress. Only the B-1 is capable of supersonic flight. But the speedy ...

MILITARY VIDEO OF THE B-1 SHOWS WHAT THE BOMBER LOOKS LIKE. IT’S SUPERSONIC AND CONCEIVED BACK IN THE 1980S. THE IOWA AIR GUARD SAYS AIRCRAFT LIKE THIS OFTEN FLY ROUTINE MISSIONS TO VARIOUS ...

The B-1 is powered by four engines that push out over 30,000 lbs. of thrust each. With such a high workload, they occasionally need maintenance. We got to watch a fiery test up close and personal.

or 1,429mph. For context, this is twice the speed of sound. A commercial passenger flies a mere 480-575mph at cruising speed. Carrying three supersonic missiles, each bomber is capable of ...

The French Dussault Super Mystère had a pair of 30mm cannons but the real firepower came from the four hardpoints to which ordnance could be attached. The payload of up to 5,000 pounds meant it ...