US Air Force got 40% more B-52s airborne without buying new jets
The US Air Force has boosted B-52 bomber availability by nearly 40% by cutting maintenance and logistics delays.
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The US Air Force has boosted B-52 bomber availability by nearly 40% by cutting maintenance and logistics delays.
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