Alert 5

Aviation News

Two B-1Bs flew non-stop long-range precision strike training mission from U.S. to Guam and back

Posted on by alert5

Two B-1B Lancer aircrews flew a 30-hour, non-stop, long-range precision strike training mission from Ellsworth to strike targets on a range near Guam before landing back on base as part of a Global Power training mission, May 13 and 14.

[thumb]http://www.af.mil/News/ArticleDisplay/tabid/223/Article/484962/b-1b-crews-validate-ellsworths-long-range-strike-capability.aspx[/thumb]

Related posts (Automatically Generated):

  1. MV-22s flew 1500 nautical miles from Japan to Guam
  2. Kadena’s F-15s to shift some training to Guam
  3. Taiwan’s 5-year military modernization program to focus on armed UAVs and mobile long-range strike capability
  4. B-52s and B-2s conducted long range training operations
  5. Guam-based B-52s flew mission over South Korea
  6. RAF Tornado GR4s flew longest range bombing mission since Falklands War