Tommy Enfield
September 30th, 2009, 12:27 PM
Hi all,
I'm wondering why the B-1B bomber, a proven combat asset, is nos part of the Air Force Global Strike Force. As far as I know, only B-52Hs and B-2As are included in the ORBAT of this recently created Command.
The Lancer is, by all means, a long-legged, global capable bomber, so I don't understand why such a plane has to remain under the Air Combat Command control.
Any thoughts or ideas?
I'm wondering why the B-1B bomber, a proven combat asset, is nos part of the Air Force Global Strike Force. As far as I know, only B-52Hs and B-2As are included in the ORBAT of this recently created Command.
The Lancer is, by all means, a long-legged, global capable bomber, so I don't understand why such a plane has to remain under the Air Combat Command control.
Any thoughts or ideas?