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B-70 Artist Concept 2

from American Aviation Historical Society

  • colossal dock said:
    I have family that worked on the development of this bomber. I have a piece of it's tire after its sad crash. I'm an avid famous aircraft crashes investigator with a GPS.
  • Lattice Climber said:
    great art

B-70 at Museum 2

from American Aviation Historical Society

  • Lattice Climber said:
    stunning

B-70 Artist Concept 1

from American Aviation Historical Society

  • ranbarton said:
    I wonder, specifically, which weapons they envisioned the B-70 employing, and what M3 separation characteristics would be like, especially given the complex airflow under the centerbody with the wingtips in their fully-lowered cruise position.

B-70 Six Pack

from American Aviation Historical Society

  • airmanisr2 said:
    XB-70A Prototype of B-70. Two were built. AV-1, NAA Model Number NA-278, USAF S/N 62-0001, completed 83 flights spanning 160 hours and 16 minutes. AV-2, NAA Model Number NA-278, USAF S/N 62-0207, flew 46 times over 92 hours and 22 minutes, before it crashed in June 1966 Jenkins and Landis 2002, p. 64. Jenkins and Landis 2002, pp. 58, 93. The B-70 was never built