0800051 - Armed Forces Special Weapons Project Presents United States Air Force Atomic Bomb Delivery Aircraft (Piloted) - 1950-1957 - 17:30 - Black&White and Color - This video highlights the United States Air Force's nuclear capable aircraft available in the early 1950s. Featured aircraft included the strategic bombers B-29, B-50, B-36, B-47 and B-52, while the tactical aircraft were the B-45, B-57, F-86, and F-84.
The video depicts a Mark-6 , or "60-inch nuclear bomb" in a nuclear test. The Mark 7 tactical nuclear weapon, or "30-inch nuclear bomb," is shown being loaded and tested by the newest delivery method, the Low Altitude Bombing System (LABS). With LABS, a tactical aircraft flies toward an "initial point," then commences a "4G" climb, and releases the bomb at a designated point in the climb. By the time the bomb detonates, the aircraft is a safe distance away.
The video shows that the Air Force had a wide choice of aircraft, bombs, and delivery methods, and could use them to protect the welfare and security of the country.
-From DOE NNSA/NSO Historical Test Films http://www.nv.doe.gov/library/films/testfilms.aspx
i dont see why we dont take a f -117 stealth and do what that flying fortress did to iraq thats how to end the war
gabriel567567567 2 years ago
what about the poor birds):
animefake1 3 years ago
um..NOOOOOOOO
i don't hope for this weapon to be used on anyone and neither should you
rawbenn 3 years ago
OUSTANDING video ex USAF here!!
greenhornet59 4 years ago
opps did we do that oh well
AJJ619 4 years ago
F*CK YEAH!!!!
2W2X1 4 years ago
very cool
skipplet 4 years ago
evil...
trixdropd 4 years ago