The Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union served as a sort of contest. Which could develop and produce a long-range strategic bomber ... a range listed as "intercontinental ...

The Tu-160M’s role in Russia’s nuclear triad (which includes submarine-launched ballistic missiles and land-based intercontinental ... the heady days of the Cold War. When Soviet Russia ...

Britain's only flying Cold War Vulcan bomber and which participated in Operation Black Buck bombing Stanley airport during the Falkland Islands conflict of 1982, will take its final flight next ...

Up until the Cold War, the U.S. Air Force solely relied on ... Ice” proposal was selected to become the service’s new bomber. Equipped with the ability to fly all-altitude attack missions ...

11033243.2 At the end of the Second World War in August 1945 large numbers of U.S. bombers were scrapped. This included not only the B-17 and the B-24, but also the, at that time still modern, B-29.

They were 105 nautical miles off the Kola Peninsula--by some measures the most heavily militarized region in the world--engaged in the kind of Cold War cat ... Soviet bomber attack routes were ...

The Tu-160M, also known as the “White Swan”, is a long-range nuclear-capable strategic bomber which entered into service during the Cold War era, and has undergone several upgrades over the ...