Next-Generation Bomber
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The Next-Generation Bomber program (formerly called the 2018 Bomber) is a medium bomber under development by the United States Air Force. It was originally projected to enter service around 2018 as a super stealthy subsonic medium range medium payload B-3 type system to augment and possibly to a limited degree replace the U.S. Air Force's aging bomber fleet. On 24 June 2010 Lt. Gen. Philip M.

All-Commercial ISS Resupply Next-Generation Bomber Sets Stage for ISR Penetrator U.S.1
Martin to compete for any next-generation bomber project is “in pause mode,” and may not be revived.2
Martin to compete for any next-generation bomber project is “in pause mode” and may not be revived. May 8/09: X-45C revival.3
Next-Generation Bomber (Wikimedia)The Next-Generation Bomber program is a medium bomber under development by the United States Air Force.4
next-generation bomber - in the 2011-2015 year on this project was planned to spend $ 1.9 billion.Now those funds will be spent on developing new software.5

next-generation bomber capable of delivering nuclear weapons to targets, Interfax reported on Monday (see GSN, Feb. 6).6
next-generation bomber that can "penetrate sophisticated enemy defenses and strike over long distances.7
next-generation bomber that could collect intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) undetected behind enemy lines.8
of a next-generation bomber for the Air Force, $100 million to increase cruise-missile capacity on Virginia-class fast attack submarines, $10.4 billion for special operations forces, $3.9
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