Significados de strategic bomber en inglés

When it was new it cost about as much as a strategic bomber.

It involves retiring two out of its three types of strategic bomber by 2030.

In December last year, two Russian strategic bomber aircraft capable of carrying nuclear weapons landed in Venezuela.

That response included resumed long-range strategic bomber flights, to counter similar US activities around Russia's periphery, he said.

It says other aircraft, such as the Tu-22M strategic bomber also are being adapted to carry the new weapon.

Apparently it used to be a strategic bomber base- aflatpancake of snow-cappedconcrete stretching for kilometers in every direction.

The bomb was too large to be delivered by an ICBM, meaning it could only be delivered by strategic bomber.

The entry into Irish-controlled airspace by Russian air force Tupolev TU-95 "Bear" strategic bomber aircraft last week was unsurprising.

A Russian military strategic bomber has crashed in the country's Volga region after an engine fire, killing four people, say agencies.

The Boeing B-52 has been the United States' preeminent strategic bomber since it entered service in 1955.

In 2007, a winged flying body was seen attached to an H-6K strategic bomber before undergoing glide tests.

Material losses included several aircraft -among them a sophisticated Tu-22M3"Backfire" strategic bomber -and an unspecified number of tanks and other vehicles.

Further aggravating tensions, two U.S. strategic bombers conducted drills over South Korea on Thursday.

And so, now, for the first time in 35 years, our strategic bombers stand down.

Last December, Russian strategic bombers conducted navigation exercises in the western Pacific, flying out of an Indonesian military base in Papua.

Russia's strategic bombers, cruising over U.S. Navy aircraft carriers or snooping near NATO borders, were big symbols for Cold War tensions.