In fiscal year 2025, the United States Air Force plans to retire 250 aircraft and purchase 90 new ones, reducing their fleet to under 5,000.
The B-52H Stratofortress, flown for nearly 70 years, will coexist with the newer B-21 Raider starting in 2028, showcasing the evolution of Air Force capabilities.
Older models like the B-52H continue to operate alongside modern aircraft, reflecting their resilience and the advancements integrated over decades of service.
Renowned for its versatility, the B-52 can carry nuclear or precision-guided weapons, demonstrating the adaptability of long-serving military aircraft in changing combat environments.
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