long-range strategic bomber

China has no aircraft carriers or long-range strategic bombers.

Thus, China does not have a need for long-range strategic bombers, aircraft carriers and transport aircraft.

The long-range strategic bomber, designed for nuclear attacks on the Soviet Union and capable of flying between continents without refueling, is equipped with radar-jamming gear.

As disclosed in 1985 by Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, the new long-range strategic bomber resembles a big flying wing with no fuselage.

B-24 Liberators were obsolete as the postwar Air Force would retain the B-29 Superfortress as its long-range strategic bomber.

The B-2 Stealth Bomber is a long-range strategic bomber, that features stealth technology that makes it far less visible to radar.

However, during the 1947 Soviet Aviation Day display at Tushino Airport, a surprise appearance was put in by three four-engined long-range strategic bombers.

"The Nuclear Bear" - Development of long-range strategic bombers, including the Tupolev Tu-95 'Bear'

DBA (Long-range Strategic Bomber Aviation)

The United States Air Force has shifted its UCAV program from medium-range military tactics strike aircraft to long-range strategic bombers.

An Air Force B-1 bomber plunged into a training range in Colorado today in the first crash of a production model of the nation's newest long-range strategic bomber.

In the 2006 Quadrennial Defense Review it was stated that the J-UCAS program would be terminated and instead a new long-range strategic bomber program has been launched.

In a tour of military bases outside the capital, Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci today inspected the latest Soviet long-range strategic bomber, known in the West as the Blackjack.

The Junkers Ju 90 airliner and transport series descended directly from the Ju 89, a contender in the Ural bomber programme aimed at producing a long-range strategic bomber.

It is one component of a nuclear triad, which is complemented by the Trident submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) and by nuclear weapons carried by long-range strategic bombers.

In 1940, the German Air Ministry requested designs of the major German aircraft companies for its Amerika Bomber program, in which a long-range strategic bomber would strike the continental United States from the Azores.

The Air Force countered that atomic weapons and long-range strategic bombers would deter war, but that if war nevertheless broke out, an immediate atomic offensive against the enemy would contribute to the success of surface actions and reduce U.S. casualties.