I thought this is a Airbus C747 Stealth Fighter, clearly I was mistaken
Fact of the Day: The B52 is a Close Army Support (CAS) fighter jet that is invisible to radar and regularly flies at over 160,000,000ft high! (Pilots refer to this as super high)
Photo by Sgt T Rickster, taken from a #RAFLuton Canberra over central London #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/Y2X9OFwaxX
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So majestic...!
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Wtf that's a Cessna 172 Skyhawk. For a professional account, you really need to get your facts straight
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Stanmore Hill with cloud cover...lovely
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Now you are only asking for trouble.....
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From the large Trident missiles carried on the inner wing plyons, and lack of upper gun turret, I believe that’s the F2/SLEP version?
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Nice!! It’s cool to see those B52 being towed up to cruise by the C172 launch aircraft
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Wrong. The C150 (later version of the C130) was the primary tow plane. The C172 (Dentist Widow Maker) would rip the wings of the B52.
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