"US Bomber Projects" is a series of short magazines or booklets covering eight or so designs of unbuilt American bombardment aircraft per issue. These are all "real" designs, put forward by major aerospace corporations or government design bureaus; nothing here is science fictional or fantasy... though some may certainly seem like it.
The designs in each issue will be unrelated to each other, but there will be “arcs†through the issues. The development of the B-48, B-52 and B-59, for example, are covered from the earliest issues. All designs are presented with descriptive text, data and diagrams created specifically for US Bomber Projects.
US Bomber Projects #01 contains information and diagrams on:
* Rockwell D 645-1: a 1979 low-cost subsonic missile carrier
* NAA 1495-25 PAMSS: an early ’60′s concept for rebuilding an XB-70 into a prototype for an all-new bomber
* Boeing Model 701-273-0: First in a series on the evolution of the XB-59 supersonic bomber
* Convair B-58-C-1: a two-engined tactical bomber
* Lockheed CL-2102-2: A stealthy flying wing
* Lockheed Model 195-A-13: An early nuclear powered bomber
* Martin Model 223-1: First in a series on the evolution of the XB-48… a wartime turboprop medium bomber
* Boeing Model 444 A: First in a series on the development of the B-52… a late war turboprop heavy bomber
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