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It appears from accident reports that Boeing’s oversized freighter rival to the Airbus A300 Belgua, the 747-400 Large Cargo Freighter, or Dreamlifter, may have a promising future in the military as a non-precision bomber.
Originally posted by matej
Originally posted by Jezza
B747 Bomber
Originally posted by Stealth Spy
Very interesting.
But where is the requirement for such "non-precision bombers" when there are sooo many precision bombers available ?
P.S : The ATS UI has changed so much.
Originally posted by intelgurl
The term "non-precision bomber" in the original post referred to a Boeing 747-400 Large Cargo Freighter, or Dreamlifter that had dropped a fiberglass test cone from it's tail section; the test cone scored a direct hit on a parked car in a shopping center in a Seattle suburb.
So forget about the 747 non-precision bomber - it was a joke
Originally posted by emile
there will be the biggest gunship in the world!
i16.tinypic.com...
Originally posted by Nacnud
Quick question about the rotary dispensers on the B747. How would the missiles be deployed? IE from front to back or all the bottom ones then all the next to bottom ones etc. If they were deployed from the back dispenser to the front dispenser would the changing CG end up turning the B747 into a lawn dart?