The B-1B “Bone” Announces Its Presence With Authority at AirVenture 2017

We warned you we were going to bring you the sights and sounds of AirVenture 2017. For this one you need to turn those speakers up to 11! Right after the National Anthem played to open the first show of AirVenture 2017 at Oshkosh, this United States Air Force (USAF) Rockwell (Boeing) B-1B Lancer performed a high speed pass with afterburners blazing and the crowd absolutely loved it!

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The Bone then came back for a photo pass followed by an overhead break for landing, all of which Airshowstuff included in this video clip. This particular Bone is flown by the 28th Bomb Squadron of the 7th Operations Group, USAF out of Dyess Air Force Base (AFB) near Abilene in Texas. The clip includes nice HD video and sound and radio calls are audible as well. Click it…you know you want to!

 

Bill Walton
Bill Walton
Bill Walton is a life-long aviation historian, enthusiast, and aircraft recognition expert. As a teenager Bill helped his engineer father build an award-winning T-18 homebuilt airplane in their up-the-road from Oshkosh Wisconsin basement. Bill is a freelance writer, screenwriter, and humorist, an avid sailor, fledgling aviator, engineer, father, uncle, mentor, teacher, coach, and Navy veteran. Bill lives north of Houston TX under the approach path to KDWH runway 17R, which means he gets to look up at a lot of airplanes. A very good thing.

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