Parade Ground Aircraft
A7	A10	B17	B24	B25	B26	B29	C45	C47	C118	C119	C121
C123	F15	F16	F82	P38	P47	P51	P63	SR71	T6	T28	T34
Other USAF Aircraft
Bombers
B1	B2	B45	B47	B50	B52	B58	F111	-	-	-	-
Cargo, VIP, & Tanker
C5	C17	C21	C24	C46	C97	C130	C133	C140	C141	KC10	KC135
Experimental & Prototype
D558	F107	X1	X2	X3	X4	X5	X15	XB70	YC14	-	-
Fighters
A1	F4	F5	F22	F84	F84F	F86	F86D	F100	F101	F102	F104
F105	F106	F117	P40	P80	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Helicopters
CH3E	CH21	CH54A	H5A	HH43	MH60	R4B	R6A	UH1P	UH13	UH19	V22
Reconnaissance
E3	O1G	OV2	OV10	RF4	RF101	U2	-	-	-	-	-
Trainers
T6A	T33	T37	T38	T41	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Rockwell B-1B Lancer (The Bone)

Since the B-1B first became operational on 1 October 1986, the aircraft has undergone an almost constant upgrade program. The B-1B System Program Office (SPO) based at Wright-Patterson AFB (very near the USAF Museum) is responsible for "...Upgrading and sustaining the B-1B fleet in an affordable and timely manner." One continuing program is the Conventional Mission Upgrade Program which includes a number of weapons upgrade phases. The latest upgrade to be incorporated into the aircraft makes the B-1B capable of carrying Cluster Bomb Units (CBU). Up to 10 CBU devices can be carried in each of the B-1B's three bomb bays (for a total of 30). The CBU itself contains a number of submunitions -- up to a maximum of 202 bomblets per device (CBU-87). The next upgrade program will integrate Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation and Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAM) capability into the B-1B. Other planned upgrade projects include upgrade of the aircraft computers (guidance, navigation, weapons delivery, terrain following, etc.) and defensive systems. Weapons upgrades planned include the capability to carry the Joint Defense Attack Munition (JDAM), Wind Corrected Munition Dispenser (WCMD), and a Towed Decoy System (TDS). These programs will continue through 2004 and further enhancement programs will allow the B-1B to continue in USAF service until 2010 and beyond.

SPECIFICATIONS Span: 137 ft. fully spread (15¡ position); 79 ft. fully swept (67.5¡ position). Length: 146 ft. Height: 34 ft. Weight: 470,000 lbs. maximum take off weight Armament: Up to 84 Mk 82 500-lb. bombs or 30 Cluster Bomb Units: CBU-87 (Combined Effect Munition) / -89 (GATOR) / -97 (Sensor Fuzed Weapon) of conventional munitions or a wide range of nuclear weapons. Engines: Four General Electric F101-GE-102 afterburning turbofans of 30,000 lbs. thrust ea. Crew: Four - Aircraft Commander, Pilot, Offensive Systems Operator (OSO) and Defensive Systems Operator (DSO)

PERFORMANCE Maximum speed: approximately 900 mph. (Mach 1.2) Cruising speed: approximately .9 Mach Range: approximately 7,500 miles / 6,500 nautical miles without refueling Service Ceiling: approximately 60,000 ft.

B1-A Pre Production Prototype (above)

B-17 Flying Fortress and B-1 Lancer

 

Parade Ground Aircraft
A7	A10	B17	B24	B25	B26	B29	C45	C47	C118	C119	C121
C123	F15	F16	F82	P38	P47	P51	P63	SR71	T6	T28	T34
Other USAF Aircraft
Bombers
B1	B2	B45	B47	B50	B52	B58	F111	-	-	-	-
Cargo, VIP, & Tanker
C5	C17	C21	C24	C46	C97	C130	C133	C140	C141	KC10	KC135
Experimental & Prototype
D558	F107	X1	X2	X3	X4	X5	X15	XB70	YC14	-	-
Fighters
A1	F4	F5	F22	F84	F84F	F86	F86D	F100	F101	F102	F104
F105	F106	F117	P40	P80	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Helicopters
CH3E	CH21	CH54A	H5A	HH43	MH60	R4B	R6A	UH1P	UH13	UH19	V22
Reconnaissance
E3	O1G	OV2	OV10	RF4	RF101	U2	-	-	-	-	-
Trainers
T6A	T33	T37	T38	T41	-	-	-	-	-	-	-