Royal Marine Reacts To B-1B LANCER: America’s Most Dangerous Bomber on Earth
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the B-52 is the most successful air platform in military history, and the plans are to keep using it for at least another 40 years, which is mind-blowing when you consider how old it is...
Fun fact, they were considering making a successor to the B-1 “Bone” that would be called the B-1R, effectively giving it the nickname “Bone-r” 😂
Despite the size difference you might find it interesting that the B one has the highest weight capacity of any aircraft in the U.S. Armed Forces.
I live 1 mile from McConnell AFB. B-1'S were stationed there in the 90's / early 2000's. Those afterburners were a daily earthquake and it was glorious.
I like the notion of having multiple tools in the toolbox. No need to overuse new stuff for lower level missions/threats.
Very good comment. The BONE was incredibly effective in Afghanistan providing support.
It comes down to $. The cost of maintenance, operational costs and modernization vs simply building the latest modern gear that is stealthier will last another 50 + yrs. I'm not smart enough to make those assessments, but they are in play.
User_kq is a vile serial troll on many channels , just so you all know
You never know, the military could maybe find some use for a stealthier refueler for other stealth fighters... it has the capacity to carry a lot of weight.
That kind of aircraft almost reminds me of the Concorde.
I’ve always love the look of the B1-b, reminds me of a HUGE fighter/attack plane.
I read somewhere that next upgrade to the B1B will be the B1-R… aka the B ONE R or the BONER, designed for deep penetration
That's just a rumor. IF there's another upgrade, it'll be the B-1C.
It'll be long and hard and can go all night long.....What? We're talking about a bomber here, right? Dropping little white bombs everywhere over the bushes......There's no way out of these innuendos. At the very least, they'll need to develop a launch platform that can be dragged behind the B-1R filled with a new ordinance called the Tactical Bomber Anti-Ground Rockets.....or T-BAGR.
The B-52 is gonna be upgraded with new Rolls-Royce engines, which will keep the B-52 in service for a full century.
The Buff will never die
@SgtAwesome97 the BUFF is forever😂
you really need to see the National Museum of the US Air Force near Dayton, OH when you're back in the States- you'll absolutely love it...went for the first time ever last year, and spent three days of awe there...they have over 350 aircraft from almost 100 years of military aircraft history....they have a B1, as well as the only surviving XB-70 Valkyrie on the planet (and, admission/parking are "free"...)...
If you have a chance to see the B-1 fly, DO IT. The shape is cool, the swept-back looks sooo sexy, and the engines make it INSANELY loud!
The BUFF is WAY louder. I've been under it as it was launching outside of San Antonio.
That final shot was a landing at Nellis AFB in Las Vegas.
I love the way the Lancer looks, one of my favorite planes.
It is a beautiful airplane
HAD 2 FLY OVER MY HOUSE WITH THEIR AFTERBURNERS GOING. It was like a earthquake. Shook pictures off the wall. Our enemies must have been terrified.
Absolutely beautiful plane. I haven't seen one fly but have walked around one. Had a model of one as a kid.
The location at the end with it landing is Nellis AFB, just north of Las Vegas. The buildings are the casinos on the Vegas strip.
I've seen one, once, in flight, at Beale AFB (CA)... So beautiful, gracefully nimble, and quick, despite it's vast size. I would love to see one in flight, again.
Still in service, and our only supersonic bomber. The B-2, 21 and 52 are all subsonic (Mach 0.99 or lower speeds) and are more like semi trucks to the B-1s sportier speed.
They aren't retired, got used last night in middle east 😱
The depot for the bones is in my city. See them in the air often coming into depot for work or flying test flights once its all been reworked/fixed up
I believe that last footage was at Nellis Air Base, Las Vegas, Nevada.
I have watched a B-1 showing off at very LOW altitude . It is a fairly large plane with awesome sounding engines . When it breaks the tree line overhead you more than just feel it. To see it increase altitude and airspeed , while the wing sweeps back , is beautiful to see . Then BANG! IT"S GONE. (but you still feel it)
these are the days of revenge,so sweet...
You might enjoy Dale Brown's book 'Flight of the Old Dog' and it's sequels.
Something truly terrifying is the rapid dragon system.
When my sons were young, we were in the Boy Scouts. While we were at summer camp in southeast Kansas I noticed one of the Fellow Scoutmasters walking out of the headquarters and looking up in the sky, while talking on his cellphone. I asked him "What's up?" He said to me, "get yourself to a clear area in 20 min, you'll get to see something impressive!" He was right, a flight of 4 B1b bombers flew over the camp with afterburners on!!! The boys were 'blown away'! Later on in the week, the planes made another appearance by flying over the lake 4 times with the last time, one of the planes pointed his nose skyward and went to afterburners and REALLY impressed the boys. The planes had been housed at McConnel AFB in Wichita, Kansas.
I would love to see some more videos on the actual weaponry because I’ve been a fan of planes and their weapons since I was a kid, I’m 44 now BTW.
Good reaction. Two points though, not only can the Bone carry more ordinance than the Buff (B-52), but the speed has figured in the Afghanistan war. Being able to fly mach 1.2, there were instances where B-1B's were able to do close air support missions for ground forces in dire need far faster than any other aircraft. They could literally fly across Afghanistan in a few minutes and drop bombs. The problem is their low numbers make them more expensive to fly.
I've seen hogs, mudhens and vipers, but being able to go in a f22 hanger was the coolest. Those things are so rad.
@ 16:30 the B1-B is landing on runway 21L at Nellis AFB, NV. It's just outside of Las Vegas.
No shit I just said to myself “maybe Vegas?” And then scrolled down to see your comment. Damn I’m good 😂
The rumor I am hearing about the b1b is that it’s going to be used to launch anti ship cruise missles
Being in the USAF I’ve only seen in person the A-10, F15 eagle, F16 fighting falcon, SR-71 blackbird , the B-2 spirit and various cargo plans but never the B-1B. I really wish I could’ve seen this plane in person because it looks really cool.
Go to Air Shows
@@Rotorhead1651 yeah I need to find one because this bomber looks sexy as hell
Maybe you could end up at dyess or Ellsworth on TDY
@@itsogshow I’m a veteran and out of the military so I don’t think I’ll ever see myself on a flight line again. Or actually I could go to an air show.
@@AlexisLopez-pb8ms I gotcha, im pretty sure the do an airshow every year in Abilene ik they did one on base last year and one at Abilene regional and both times B-1Bs did a fly over
I live in Rapid City South Dakota and we still have them them out here at the (elsworth Air force base)
The bombs are great except for when we drop a 1/4 of a million dollar bomb on a $100 mud shack and the target we were looking for isn't there. Happens way more than what you may think. Just like I’ve seen personally, hmvs dropped in by air and the parachutes don’t open right and the whole vehicle explodes on impact.
The Nuclear capability was removed due to the SALT 2 Treaty
That pisses me off. We made concessions for Russia but I doubt they did for us.
Watch video of U.S Navy destroyers (Arleigh Burke-class destroyers) fire missiles or short documentary, they fire lots of types of missiles and its pretty dope!!!!
B-52 was developed in 1952. Most B-52 s flying are OLDER than their pilots. This model may fly into 2020's.
The B-1 was designed in the late 60s, early 70s. My father worked on the Defensive Avionics Suite. The program was initially canceled by the Carter Administration, but was brought back by the Reagan Administration.
Originally, the B-1A was meant to be a Mach 3+ , nuclear capable bomber, but arms treaties caused the program to down grade to Mach 2+, conventional bomber.
The CONCEPT of the B-2/B-21, flying wing as a bomber is rooted in WW2, and flying prototypes were built in the 50s, but were inherently unstable in flight. It wasn't until the asvent of modern electronics/computers that this concept was made stable enough to be mission capable.
I heard when Mr Northrop lay on his deathbed and the company he founded showed him the B-2 he cried. The flying wing had been his dream for a very long time.
Carter cancelled the program after being told the B2 was closer to deployment than it turned out to be, given the information available it didn't make sense to continue to develop a non stealth bomber when a stealthy option would be in service in a year or 2.
@@Adiscretefirm
Source? I was there. My father almost lost his job over the cancelation.
@@Rotorhead1651 Air &Space Forces magazine has an article still available from 2019 titled "The history of stealth" that lays out the timeline of the B1/B2 simultaneous development and the 1980 announcement of the future technology, including how the Pentagon allowed word of the F-117 to dribble out while the B2 program was reclassified to an even higher security level. A lot of the info wasn't declassified until a decade ago so Carter's reasoning was always subject to observers interpretation.
@@Adiscretefirm Jimmy Carter campaigned on canceling the B1 program. He never had any insight on the B2 before becoming president. I would imagine if he would have gotten re-elected he probably would’ve cancelled the B-2 also.
The wings move like a f14 tomcat
I agree, if you are on the ground you want the best most accurate bomber possible
They were used Vs Iran this year
Doing weapons would be cool. Check out gliding ninja bomb. No collateral damage.
Yes the Bone is still in service.
The final B1-B landing (aft view) was Las Vegas, NV (Nellis AFB).
So the b 1 b total payload is 1.5 tracter tailer fully loaded
We, the US absolutely condemn the use of self sacrifice weapons, like kamikazes. That's why we made our cruise missiles just look like gliders, but they're not actually human controlled at all; so it's different and completely allowed.
Also if you want to react to one of the most janky pieces of kit the US decided was "the best we got so we'll go with that" check out the U-2 High Altitude Reconnaissance plane. Why is it jank? Well most airplane land on a triangle formation of landing gear, right? U-2's land on a line. Front gear, rear gear, both are twin wheeled, but that's still like landing on a single line of landing gear.
It's enough like landing a roller blade that they require chase vehicles to catch up with it during landing to ensure the wingtips don't hit the ground.
If you served in Afghanistan or Iraq, the B-1B would have been dropping JDAMS for boots on the ground...
2:28 you won’t see the Bone up close unless you are US Airforce or you are receiving a bomb into your skull.
Or you go to an airshow.
@@BLUEYENKO … think CLOSER.
@@baomao7243 closer than what?
@@BLUEYENKO warheads on foreheads - the true multimedia experience
There’s even talks that they will be replacing their engines with F22 engines
AIO baby!!!!! Adapt/Improvise and Overcome.!!!!! Welcome to the B1B!!!! A very formable weapons platform indeed!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!! 🥳😎🍸
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You wanna talk about speed, do a video on the SR-71
The swoopy shape of the B-1 is one of its most important assets. It has some of the best area ruling of any aircraft, meaning its cross-sectional area, though not of a round shape, is nearly identical along its length to the round cross-sectional areas of a Spitzer rifle bullet at the same percentage of its length. That makes nearly the whole plane break the sound barrier all together, at an airspeed just barely under Mach 1. Normal planes with worse area ruling start to break the sound barrier piecewise, starting at points of low pressure like the tops of the wings, at lower airspeeds, creating tremendous drag as the air goes in and out of multiple shockwaves. That means the B-1 can cruise efficiently at speeds most fighter jets can't reach without afterburner, possibly as much as Mach 0.95. To keep up with something cruising at Mach 0.95, a pursuing fighter (which is shaped for much higher speeds and has parts that still haven't broken local Mach 1 even up to maybe Mach 1.2) has to go to afterburners* and get above Mach 1.2, causing it to run out of fuel in just minutes. So despite being faster most Soviet fighters probably can't actually keep up with or catch up to a B-1, as they would run out of fuel before doing so. The intercept window is also tiny as a result. It also means it's faster overall on missions. Doing nearly the whole mission at Mach 0.95 with just a short supersonic dash on afterburners across the border where most of the air defenses are, is faster than the Tu-160 doing most of the mission at around Mach 0.75 (to keep the tops of its wings from going supersonic before the rest of it), despite its supersonic dash speed being about twice as fast. (*Of course an F-22 can supercruise at Mach 1.8 without afterburners, but it didn't exist when the B-1B was designed, and it's not ever hostile to the B-1B. And even it can't actually cruise at Mach 0.95, it has to get over Mach 1.2 to avoid the horrendous transsonic drag and supercruise efficiently. Maybe the F-35 can, it's also well area-ruled for near-Mach cruise rather than Mach 2+ speeds.)
I aint reading allat
The B52s also a good band.
The B1 looks like an oversized fighter jet
Would love a video on the various ordinance used by the militaries of the world
Agreed. I'd love to see this content on the ordinance itself.
This guy acts like he's part of our military. He rides on our coatails, that;s all he does.
They put that alien tech to good use
I bet that sounded funny in your head. 🤨🙄😑🤦♂️
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You want to research two types of bombs - MOAB (Mother of all Bombs), Vacuum Bombs. Or from a missile point of view look at Switchblade, Tomahawk, AIM9 air to air or Sparrowhawk, GBU 15 (Smart Munitions) 🤔🤓 I am a RAF Veteran and RAF Reservist.
I had the privilege to see one at an air show in my home city. She's a beautiful thing as she approaches, then she turns on the after burners as she flies over and becomes a monster. A very impressive aircraft.
I wanna see this in war thunder so bad
That is a very interesting aircraft, I’ve never seen one up close, but I’ve seen flyby before. Extremely impressive jus sayen
My last base was Ellsworth. Worked with a bunch of the pilots and WSOs, all awesome people. Even got to fly the sim for this, alot harder than I thought it would be. They look crazy inside there is so much goin on its wild.
I liked the video and I liked your commentary. You have a great personality for this.
7:50 That's not a real bomb. That looks like an inert MK-83 or MK-84. The MK-82 is 500lbs, the MK-83 is 1000lbs, and the MK-84 is 2000lbs. It's painted blued which means inert (for training and testing.) I was an Aviation Ordnanceman for 8 years on the USS Kearsarge LHD-3.
One flew low and slow over me and some Marines one time in a weird sandy place. FREAKING IMPRESSIVE!!!🇺🇸🫡
B-1 is not being retired anymore. Being transitioned to B-1 BEAST
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I think if I was on the ground there, I’d rather see the warthog…
The b1 and b52 are of similar size and carry similar payloads. The b1 is just maintenance intensive and flight hour costs are high.
Lancer carries 5,000 pounds more in payload.
I'm not convinced we'll end up retiring the BONE. They talked about retiring A-10s at one point and then they quickly realized that we don't have anything that does CAS nearly as well as they do. I have a feeling the BONE will be around for a good long time yet unless the airframes start failing.
Good call. The latest news is that the B-One will receive a massive upgrade and instead of being retired is now scheduled to remain in service along the B-21 Raider into 2040 and beyond. The program falls under the acronym BEAST.
the biggest reason they plan to retire them is that the fleet is all worn out after 20+ years of constant bombing missions in Iraq and Afghanistan. Structural Fatigue is the problem. The remaining B-52Hs spent the first several decades of their lives sitting on nuclear alert and not actually doing a lot of flying and as such although older than the B-1s they have less total flight hours on their airframes.
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Try again, Skippy. Look up "Operation Chrome Dome" and "Operation Linebacker."
Even the RF-4 could carry a nuke
Looks like they will extend its life beyond 2040 with its latest upgrade. My absolute favourite plane from childhood
This brings back memories. I used to be Aircraft Armament on the B1 back in the early 2000s. Kinda sad that I was discharged before getting to work with the JASMs. Most I did was with the JDAMs during OEF/OIF.
The B-1 doesn't get much love because it's not as iconic as the B-2 Spirit. Yet, it's faster than any other bomber, cheaper to fly per hour than both the B-52 and B-2, has a greater payload capacity than both, and has a longer range ran the B-2. So, why is it retiring before the other two? Well, the other two don't have treaties limiting their uses. In a fight, what tells you which guy is the most dangerous? The guy who's coming at you with both hands, or the one who's forced to fight with one arm tied behind his back?
SAYS WHO?!?!? 🤨🙄😑🤦♂️
I worked with an individual that was on the team that wrote the manuals for the B-1!
I almost bet that the physical size of all the manuals combined is bigger than the plane itself.
It reminds me of the concorde to be honest ,it looks pretty amazing
It doesn't look anything like Concorde.
To B1 B was the first model airplane I put together. It’s just so sleek. B-52 I believe it’s been around since the 1950s it’s a 70-year-old plane.
86 or 87 a B1 did a stop and go landing at our small airport about 6 miles as crow flies. I was 12 running up the street to my buddies when it was taking off, I imagine with everything it had as it's a shorter runway. Scared the hell out of me. Then over the trees and houses this monster plane came into sight. We don't see military planes in our area so it was pretty wild. Glad I got to see it
I'm new to the channel so I'm not sure if you have done a video for this but if you haven't I suggest you check the U.S. main battle tank, the M1 Abrams. It is unreal what this thing can do in the field. If you want to hear first hand what it can do then you need to watch a video on the Battle of 73 Easting. I was a tank battle in February of 91 when American armor units just obliterated Iraqi armor. It would be like F-15's against Japanese A6M Zero's. Really enjoying the channel!
The BUFF is dur to retire in 2050, at the rioe old age of 100.
The Bone!
The b1 was used for heavy ordnance missions, especially in Desert Storm and Desert Shield it was meant to drop bombs fast and get out particularly in danger close fire missions given from troops on the ground
It's the 3rd Ronnie 😂
The BONE
I live in Abilene Texas , where Dyess AirForce Base s located . we have around half of the B-1B Lances stationed at this base . roughly 30 the rest are based at another base .. I live around 5 miles from the base and when these guys take off it s lke thunder rolling .. When they take off using their afterburners t makes the whole apartment complex I live in shake like Thunder accompanied by an earthquake !! When they are doing their emergency take off drills where multiple take off back to back you might as well forget about watching tv for a few minutes .. the sound of their afterburners drowns out everything else pretty much ...
Oh, the BONE. Dale Brown's books made me fall in love with this plane... And my love affair also appeared to transfer to one of my sons. He became an aircraft mechanic and the first plane he got to work on was the B1. I'm glad it's stuck around for as long as it has... and It's a lot sexier than the BUFF... (IYKYK).
They are still in use. Like the video said they were active in Syria and in Afghanistan. It actually makes an appearance in "The Outpost" providing suppression for a US outpost being overrun. Very cool movie and scene. Def worth a look.
Theres also another weapon the video didnt talk about because its not a physical one, its a psychological one. During the War in Afghanistan and Iraq, US troops who were engaged with enemy fighters or needed to flush out hiding combatants, would call on a nearby B-1 to do a very low and fast pass over the area. When i mean low, i mean just a couple hundred feet, and fast as in near mach 1. The bomber would basically buzz the enemy that had such high speed and sound, it would cause the enemy to panic or displace, giving troops the chance to either fall back or engage.
The !-12 was a Super Sonic, Stealth (reduced cross section) Bomber....It had the best of both worlds (for the time) but were too costly to maintain. The A-12 was a predecessor to the SR-71.
The B1-B Lancer. "bone". for when you absolutely positively MUST delete a Grid square.
You should take a look at the naval strike missile (NSM)
The Arming circuits and Hardware needed to deploy Nukes were removed from the B-1B as part of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia back in 1994. That treaty limited the number of active and reserve bombers capable of deploying nuclear weapons.
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I would highly recommend the milsim based youtubers such as Grim Reapers. I personally really enjoy Growling Sidewinder because he uses Digital Combat Simulator which is a PC game that has very accurate plane physics and weapon capabilities. Also the variety of videos is awesome, you can see a SU-57 vs. F-22 Raptor or an entire squadron of B-2 spirits bombing a fleet of ships.
Grim Reapers does some cool stuff, hard to react to though, since they can be pretty long missions. I think Sandboxx did a cool video on Rapid Dragon as well, which would be a cool video for him to react to.
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The B-52 is the most versatile bomber ever made. They came online 6 years before I was born and will probably be in service after I'm gone. The B-1B will be long forgotten by the time the B-52s are actually retired.
The USA has used variable geometry wings on other aircraft. A couple are the F-111 aardvark and the F-14 Tomcat. The Soviet Union had used them as well!