2037 The U.S. Air Force introduces a new stealth bomber By 2037, the number of bombers in the US Air Force has dropped below the minimum requirement of 170.* This is due to a combination of attrition, changes in operating procedures and decommissioning of older aircraft. The B-52 has now been in service for 85 years - an unprecedented length of time for a military vehicle. The last of these planes will finally be retired soon. A next generation bomber, intended to serve as a stop-gap until more advanced designs were available, was introduced from 2018.* This is now being replaced by a new military aircraft known by the codename of 2037 Bomber.* The new bomber is the most advanced aircraft to ever fly. It has unparalleled stealth capabilities, a range that enables it to strike targets almost anywhere in the world, and a payload which includes nuclear capability. It is manned optional, with most missions being remote-controlled, or even entirely automated. It is used in a number of resource wars during this time - giving the US an impressive tactical edge on the battlefield.
Posted on: Wed, 30 Oct 2013 19:30:05 +0000