The B17, B24, and B29s were the heavy bombers of WWII.
The B52 was the heavy bomber of the Vietnam War.
The B52 bomber did not make it's first flight until 1952, so there was no B52 made during WWII.
Bombers are ideally dated by year of Intoduction- Bomber, type 52 did not come out until the year l952. No B-52"s were thus, used in World War II or Korea as they type was too experimental in Korean war period. they were used by SAC and the successor Bomber command.
Bomber Aircrew in World War II was created in 2004.
SAC's B-52 Stratofortress high altitude heavy bomber. SAC=Strategic Air Command that's if youre talking about air, on land the Tank and gun wise i would have to say for its high fire rate and accuracy the Thompson
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The B52 Stratofortess. During the Vietnam War, one B52 could carry up to 108 750lb HE bombs. That was equal to about 10 World War 2 B17 bombers.
The B52 bomber did not make it's first flight until 1952, so there was no B52 made during WWII.
More than half the B52 bomber force was based in Thailand.
Bombers are ideally dated by year of Intoduction- Bomber, type 52 did not come out until the year l952. No B-52"s were thus, used in World War II or Korea as they type was too experimental in Korean war period. they were used by SAC and the successor Bomber command.
Used to be an enlisted man. The Vietnam War was the last war to have bomber tailgunners. Two B52 tailgunners shot down two NVAF MiG21s in December 1972; for the last time in history.
Although the F-105 Thunderchief was the largest single engine jet fighter-bomber made, and was the USAFs only purpose built "fighter-bomber" (all others were fighters or interceptors) it was the smallest bomber used in the Vietnam War. The USN A6 Intruder and the USAF B57 Canberra were medium bombers used during the war, and the B52 Stratofortress was the heavy bomber of the Vietnam War.
Bomber Aircrew in World War II was created in 2004.
B52's, clearly.
Yes. During the Vietnam War B52 bombers flew from both Thailand and Guam to strike targets in both South and North Vietnam.
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SAC's B-52 Stratofortress high altitude heavy bomber. SAC=Strategic Air Command that's if youre talking about air, on land the Tank and gun wise i would have to say for its high fire rate and accuracy the Thompson
B52 Stratofortress. During the Vietnam War one B52 could carry up to 108 750lb bombs. That was equal to 10 WWII bombers. I believe the Avro Lancaster was the best bomber of all time. It was essential to winning WW2. Lancasters took thousands of boys to war and brought many men back. It made the difference between winning and losing. -If the Allies had lost there would never have been a real peace.