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This aircraft navigational route is the Eastern section of a 15,000 mile, 26 hour, round-trip airborne alert from Miami, (HAFB), threatening six targets in The Soviet Union. Note the two air-refueling tracks near Spain. At the 22 hour mark, west bound, upon receipt of the "GO CODE", the B-52H remains capable of reversing direction and reaching at least the first target without additional refueling. Thereafter, assuming survival, the flight plan continues across N. Africa, Brazil, to recover the aircraft at Edwards AFB, California.
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| current | 18:55, 5 March 2007 | | 554 × 364 (60 KB) | Admin (talk | contribs) | {{BadJPEG}} {{cc-by-sa-2.5}} This aircraft navigational route is the Eastern section of a 15,000 mile, 26 hour, round-trip airborne alert from Miami, (HAFB), threatening six targets in The Soviet Union. Note the two air-refueling tracks near Spain. At the 22 hour mark, west bound, upon receipt of the "GO CODE", the B-52H remains capable of reversing direction and reaching at least the first target without additional refueling. Thereafter, assuming survival, the flight plan continues across N. Africa, Brazil, to recover the aircraft at Edwards AFB, California. |
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