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Bomber Task Force Europe: Bomber Barons

The B-52 Stratofortress has flown the world skies since 1955, assuring the United States' ability to strike globally -- anywhere, anytime. For 65 years, the men and women who fly and maintain it have done their part ensuring global security. Airmen from the Fifth Bomb Wing recently deployed to RAF Fairford England tasked with sending B-52s over the skies of Europe and beyond. (U.S. Air Force video by Airman 1st Class Josh W. Strickland)

By U.S. European Command ,  United States European Command Stuttgart, Germany Oct 22, 2020
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