Bone

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The B-1B Lancer, nicknamed "Bone," is a U.S. long-range supersonic strategic bomber known for its variable-sweep wings and low-level penetration capabilities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bomber aircraft
long-range bomber
military aircraft
strategic bomber
supersonic aircraft
aircraftType four-engine heavy bomber
airframeLife extended through multiple upgrade programs
avionicsUpgrade Conventional Mission Upgrade Program
Integrated Battle Station upgrade
basedAt Dyess Air Force Base
Ellsworth Air Force Base
canCarry conventional bombs
cruise missiles (historically nuclear-capable)
precision-guided munitions
combatRadius approximately 5,000 kilometers with external fuel
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crewRole aircraft commander
copilot
defensive systems officer
offensive systems officer
crewSize 4
designFeature afterburning turbofan engines
blended wing-body design
low-level penetration capability
reduced radar cross-section compared to B-1A
swing-wing geometry
terrain-following radar
developedFrom B-1A Lancer
enteredService 1986
firstFlight 1984
hasBombBay three internal weapons bays
hasFeature defensive avionics system
electronic countermeasures suite
fly-by-wire flight controls (partial)
hasNickName B-One
Bone
hasWingType variable-sweep wing
manufacturer Boeing
Rockwell International
maxSpeed about Mach 1.25 at altitude
nuclearRole converted to conventional-only bomber under START treaties
originally nuclear-capable
operator United States Air Force
partOf USAF bomber fleet
payloadCapacity over 34,000 kilograms of ordnance
plannedReplacement B-21 Raider
powerplant four General Electric F101-GE-102 turbofan engines
primaryUser Air Force Global Strike Command
range intercontinental with aerial refueling
role close air support
conventional bombing
long-range strike
maritime strike
show of force
strategic bombing
status in service
successorTo partially replaced B-52 in some roles
usedInConflict NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
surface form: Operation Allied Force

Operation Desert Fox
Operation Enduring Freedom
Operation Inherent Resolve
Operation Iraqi Freedom

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B-1B Lancer nicknamed Bone
Bone hasNickName Bone
subject surface form: B-1B Lancer