Secrecy Muffles USAF Bomber Debate

August 13, 2015
Credit: Boeing
A discussion of the Long-Range Strike Bomber (LRSB) program in Washington on Aug. 13 demonstrated how the secrecy surrounding the project and its precursors continues to block effective public discussion of what is expected to be a $90 billion program. Northrop Grumman and a team comprising Boeing...

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