There were no photos. It can be identified by its flight speed, but the official confirmation is the markings on its elements. After the fall, the missile breaks into a large number of pieces.

Photos released in May of this year, after the aircraft returned from another deployment to the Middle East, also showed the aircraft with new bomb and missile markings, highlighting that the ...

Air Force bomber named Wolfpack caught eyes and raised questions with its retro paint scheme and payload of futuristic ...

The B-52H Stratofortress adorned with DayGlo orange markings on its nose ... Rapid Response Weapon or AGM-158 Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile under its right wing but couldn’t be sure.