XB-70 and TSR.2 refuel

I looked on the internet, but couldn't find the answer. Can the TSR.2 and XB-70 refuel in midair? I would assume since they are military aircraft, but I haven't seen any evidence. Also, do you think any of these planes could beat the Concorde across the Atlantic?

Originally posted by bdn12
Also, do you think any of these planes could beat the Concorde across the Atlantic?

Unfortunatly a seagul could beat Concorde across the Atlantic now-a-days.

Looks like the TSR 2 could not refuel midair - or else it would of been added here.

Extensions to the TSR-2's range were planned to be made by fitting external tanks — one 450-Imperial gallon (2,000 L) tank under each wing or one 1,000 Imperial gallon (4,500 L) tank carried centrally below the fuselage. If no internal weapons were carried, a further 570 Imperial gallons (2600 L) could be carried in a tank in the weapons bay.

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Don't know about the XB-70, but I bet if there was a need to retro fit them to be able to cope with it it would of been possable, just like they did with the Nimrod.

Could the XB-70 even operate at those low speeds and in such close proximity to the tanker without causing turbulence etc...?

Anyway, no the two original prototype aircraft (XB-70A's) were not in flight refuel capable. The planned production version (B-70A) of the bomber would also not have had an in flight refuel capability but adding such a feature to other versions was considered.

well, i guess the TSR.2 actually DID have midair refueling capability. Read right under the specs. in the middle of the page. It says it has a refueling probe that retracts.
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