No New Engines For B-52s

May 13, 2015
Boeing B-52 bombers will not be getting new engines any time soon, the U.S. Air Force has decided. “We don’t have a program,” Maj. Gen. Garrett Harencak, assistant chief of staff for strategic deterrence, told Aviation Week at a May 13 meeting in Washington. “It would be nice to have and it would...

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