U.S. Air Force: The 6th B-21 Long-Range Strategic Strike Bomber is under construction! Although the latest B-21 long-range strategic strike bomber developed by the United States has not made its first flight until now, the outside world has not seen its true face. But at the recently concluded nuclear deterrence summit, Amargost, head of operations and communications at the U.S. Air Force's Global Strike Command, confidently told people that the sixth B-21 bomber was in the process of being built.
Amargost said that the B-21 long-range strategic strike bomber will become an important air force for the U.S. Air Force to carry out infiltration, anti-access zone, and conventional strike and nuclear strikes in the future, "Now we have 6 aircraft, of which the construction of the 6th B-21 only began a few weeks ago." Amagist added.
The Air Force did not say how many B-21s they would eventually intend to build, but from their previously established plans, the number of the first batch of construction was 21, and the Air Force hopes to eventually get at least 145.
As for when will the B-21 long-range strategic strike bomber be publicly unveiled and put into service? The U.S. Air Force, represented by Amargost, has not yet given a detailed timetable, but it is certain that the first B-21s will be delivered to the U.S. Air Force around 2025, when the strategic bombers will be deployed at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and Dayce Air Force Base in Texas.
On the issue of the bomber's first flight, if all goes well, people may hear about the B-21's first flight this year. It has to be said that the Continuous Advancement of the Construction of the B-21 by the United States has also given us a strong sense of urgency: China cannot lag behind in the competition around the field of stealth strategic bombers.
