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B52 Stratofortress: The Complete History of the Worlds Longest Serving and Best Known Bomber
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The B52 is the longest serving and most versatile of the United States Air Forces combat aircraft. The Stratofortress entered active service in 1955 and is scheduled to continue as part of the air forces inventory through 2040. The jetpowered bomber was a mainstay of Americas Cold War nucleardeterrent strategy, providing air power that balanced the land and sea military forces. The massive plane also served as the launch platform for the experimental X15 hypersonic rocket aircraft. Due to its versatility as an aircraft, the B52 has seen combat service in all of Americas military conflicts since it came on active duty: Vietnam, the first and second Gulf wars, and the War in Afghanistan. B52 Stratofortress also covers every aspect of the aircrafts development, manufacture, and modification. These technical details set the stage for its military service, starting with its role as a nuclear bomber in the Cold War even though only conventional weapons have been used during its combat duty. The airplanes service in key campaigns in Vietnam is covered, followed by the quieter years after it. The B52 returned to prominence in the Gulf Wars and Afghanistan, taking part in massive bombing campaigns in both conflicts. Finally, the book ends with the constant upgrades that will keep the B52 an integral part of U.S. airpower for decades to come.
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