What You Need to Know Right Now: The U.S. Air Force is reactivating and modernizing retired B-1B Lancer bombers to bridge its bomber fleet gap amid delays in the B-21 Raider program. This spring ...

The aircraft, stored at AMARG’s “Boneyard” for years, will return to Dyess AFB later this year. On April 20, 2022, a B-1B Lancer bomber of the 7th Bomb Wing, serial 85-0089, experienced a ...

The Boeing (formerly Rockwell) B-1B Lancer is not one of those planes we get to see or hear something about on a daily basis. The supersonic heavy bomber is somewhat of a discreet presence for the ...

Summary: The U.S. Air Force is revitalizing a B-1B Lancer bomber, marking its first return from storage at the “Boneyard” in decades. This intricate process underscores the challenges of ...

Ellsworth AFB’s crews and maintainers guide us trough an unprecedented tour of the BONE. Last month we reported about our friend Erik Johnston’s video of the loading process of the B-1B’s ...

This stunning 1:36 scale B-1B bomber is made of about 8,000 LEGO blocks, beating the Millennium Falcon's 5,195. Created with no special pieces, it has ...

The Air Force wants to get rid of the B-1B Lancer, shedding 17 of them next year, but it's putting the bomber to work until those plans are finalized.

The USAF recently unveiled a modification of its B-1B Lancer bomber that will allow it to one day carry hypersonic missiles.

A B-1B bomber flew from South Dakota to Japan and back, a 30+ hour round trip mission. The mission took place after the Air Force recalled bombers from Guam, ending a longstanding mission. The Air ...

The B-1B bomber was originally designed as a heavy strategic bomber meant to conduct low-level, high-speed dashes into Soviet territory to carry out nuclear strikes.

Key point: The B-1B’s large fuselage could conceal a huge amount of weaponry, up to seventy-five thousand pounds of ordnance tucked within three weapons bays. Like many warplanes since the end ...