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From: Scott.Johnson@f1020.n391.z1.FidoNet.Org (Scott Johnson)
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Subject: Re: B1 in gulf
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Date: 10 Jun 91 23:53:02 GMT
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From: Scott.Johnson@f1020.n391.z1.FidoNet.Org (Scott Johnson)


>The model most commonly-used there was not the H model (and I don't
>think the G, either), but D's and E's modified to carry a bigger
>convential payload.

Nope. ALL the -D and earlier models have been retired and have now been
either scrapped or are mouldering in the SW deserts. The -H models were
used in the conventional role (even though they weren't modified for
it) and the -G models were kept in reserve along with the B-1s for
nuclear war.

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Scott J.     
Origin: The Ozark Connection/Fayetteville, AR * (1:391/1020.0)