Big, with swept wings, each with two external twin-jet pylons. Beautiful. Awesome. You can also do an image search with the B-52 using the keywords "Boeing Stratofortress."
More than half the B52 bomber force was based in Thailand.
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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.
It wasn't a B-52 it was a B-29 and it was called the Enola Gay, after the pilots mother, Enola Gay Tibbets.
B52 Stratofortress heavy bombers commenced operations in theater in 1965.
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The B-52 entered service with USAF bomber squadrons in 1955.
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A tactical bomber, like a A10 or B2 would support ground troops, dropping their bombs with relative accuracy on enemy structures like artillery guns. A stagetic bomber, like a B52 would attack on factories and other important targets.
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1952 and produced all the way to 1962.
Boeing designed and built the B52 Stratofortress Bomber.
Nothing. They were "Bomber type 52" and as such, weren't named after anything. They were just the 52nd version of that bomber to be designed and built.
The B-52 is not a fighter, it is a heavy strategic bomber.
The B17, B24, and B29s were the heavy bombers of WWII. The B52 was the heavy bomber of the Vietnam War.
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More than half the B52 bomber force was based in Thailand.