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>Although the Air Force previously planned to operate the B-2 to 2058, their FY 2019 budget moved up its retirement to "no later than 2032". It also moved retirement of the B-1 to 2036 while extending the B-52's service life into the 2050s, due to the latter's lower maintenance costs, versatile conventional payload, and ability to carry nuclear cruise missiles (which the B-1 is treaty-prohibited from doing). The decision to retire the B-2 early was made because the small fleet of 20 is considered too expensive per plane to retain,
So Dragapult, is somehow, a tribute to a fighter plane (only about 20 were created) that is soon to be discontinued in the United States Army
Cute
So Dragapult, is somehow, a tribute to a fighter plane (only about 20 were created) that is soon to be discontinued in the United States Army
Cute
