Could be, the comps ran from the 40s to the 90s, might be a B-52H prototype judging by the engine cowls.
Interesting photo. I checked and the Vulcan is just over half the wingspan of the 52
Easyjet bomber
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Privatise All The Things
All bombing missions will depart from Stansted at shit o’clock and bomb their targets 50 miles away from their intended drop zone
“We regret to inform you that the 11:06 bombing flight to Moss-cow has been cancelled. RyanWarfare would like to be the first to welcome our new Russian Overlords…”
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Wouldn’t surprise me if O’Leary opens a route to SVO
Love it
Bombs cost extra and there’s a surcharge if you actually want to drop them
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Sorry sir. That 500 pounder is a bit big for the overhead locker. It’ll have to go in the hold. That’ll be an extra twelvety pounds please
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Operated by a company called Orbital, they used a Tristar to air launch rockets for space research for NASA…
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This week’s winner of the low flying competition is this Ukranian SU-27 driver. With a road traffic sign collected and hanging off the port air intake! No wonder Ivan is having trouble shooting them down…
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They are strong old ships! Imagine an F-35 staying in one piece after a clout like that!
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It’s got to actually take off to be able to hit something on land
Stealth!
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Pah, clearly an April fools. Everyone knows that’s a stealth bomber, not a stealth fighter…
I’m not convinced about the TellyTubbies remake based on that photo.
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Shame about the Antonov but glad they’re controlling Hostomel again
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