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B-2s practice bombing in Hawaii
Staff report
Posted : Wednesday Oct 31, 2007 18:58:28 EDT
B-2 Spirit stealth bombers deployed to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, dropped several 2,000-pound bombs on a weapons range in Hawaii on Oct. 23, Pacific Air Forces announced.
The bombing run, part of Exercise Koa Lightning, required the B-2s to fly from Guam to Hawaii and link up with tactical air control party airmen on the ground before dropping their ordnance at the Pohakuloa Training Area, according to a PacAF press release.
Using old-fashioned “dumb bombs” without precision guidance, the TACPs and B-2 crews coordinated a mock air attack that successfully hit the targets, the release said. TACPs are airmen embedded with Army units who coordinate close air support for ground troops.
They typically work with fighters, attack aircraft and B-1 or B-52 bombers rather than the stealthy B-2s.
The B-2s deployed to Guam in early October from the 509th Bomb Wing at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo., as part of the continuous bomber presence at the base.
Pacific Air Forces has been deploying B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers to Andersen under the continuous bomber presence policy since March 2004.
Once a sleepy Air Force way station, Andersen has seen its stock rise in recent years.
It is the westernmost Air Force base on U.S. soil, placing it within easy striking distance of continental Asia. Guam is about 2,500 miles from Beijing and 2,100 miles from Pyongyang, the North Korean capital. Hawaii is more than 5,000 miles from Beijing and 4,500 miles from Pyongyang.
Andersen is expected to get 1,000 additional airmen, a permanent tanker squadron and seven Global Hawk surveillance drones during the next several years.
驻关岛美空军B-2轰炸机演练在地面引导下精确轰炸
美空军赴关岛轮换的B-2轰炸机近期首次演练在地面战术管理引导员的指引下使用普通炸弹进行“精确轰炸”。美空军战术引导员（TACP）以往只在近距支援中与战斗机、攻击机以及B-1、B-52两型轰炸机配合执行攻击任务，此次是首次与B-2型机演练此空地协同战术。第25空中任务支援中队参与了B-2轰炸机在10月23日进行的“寇阿闪电”训练，为轰炸机提供了地面目标战术信息。B-2s practice bombing in Hawaii
Staff report
Posted : Wednesday Oct 31, 2007 18:58:28 EDT
B-2 Spirit stealth bombers deployed to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, dropped several 2,000-pound bombs on a weapons range in Hawaii on Oct. 23, Pacific Air Forces announced.
The bombing run, part of Exercise Koa Lightning, required the B-2s to fly from Guam to Hawaii and link up with tactical air control party airmen on the ground before dropping their ordnance at the Pohakuloa Training Area, according to a PacAF press release.
Using old-fashioned “dumb bombs” without precision guidance, the TACPs and B-2 crews coordinated a mock air attack that successfully hit the targets, the release said. TACPs are airmen embedded with Army units who coordinate close air support for ground troops.
They typically work with fighters, attack aircraft and B-1 or B-52 bombers rather than the stealthy B-2s.
The B-2s deployed to Guam in early October from the 509th Bomb Wing at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo., as part of the continuous bomber presence at the base.
Pacific Air Forces has been deploying B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers to Andersen under the continuous bomber presence policy since March 2004.
Once a sleepy Air Force way station, Andersen has seen its stock rise in recent years.
It is the westernmost Air Force base on U.S. soil, placing it within easy striking distance of continental Asia. Guam is about 2,500 miles from Beijing and 2,100 miles from Pyongyang, the North Korean capital. Hawaii is more than 5,000 miles from Beijing and 4,500 miles from Pyongyang.
Andersen is expected to get 1,000 additional airmen, a permanent tanker squadron and seven Global Hawk surveillance drones during the next several years.
驻关岛美空军B-2轰炸机演练在地面引导下精确轰炸
美空军赴关岛轮换的B-2轰炸机近期首次演练在地面战术管理引导员的指引下使用普通炸弹进行“精确轰炸”。美空军战术引导员（TACP）以往只在近距支援中与战斗机、攻击机以及B-1、B-52两型轰炸机配合执行攻击任务，此次是首次与B-2型机演练此空地协同战术。第25空中任务支援中队参与了B-2轰炸机在10月23日进行的“寇阿闪电”训练，为轰炸机提供了地面目标战术信息。
Staff report
Posted : Wednesday Oct 31, 2007 18:58:28 EDT
B-2 Spirit stealth bombers deployed to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, dropped several 2,000-pound bombs on a weapons range in Hawaii on Oct. 23, Pacific Air Forces announced.
The bombing run, part of Exercise Koa Lightning, required the B-2s to fly from Guam to Hawaii and link up with tactical air control party airmen on the ground before dropping their ordnance at the Pohakuloa Training Area, according to a PacAF press release.
Using old-fashioned “dumb bombs” without precision guidance, the TACPs and B-2 crews coordinated a mock air attack that successfully hit the targets, the release said. TACPs are airmen embedded with Army units who coordinate close air support for ground troops.
They typically work with fighters, attack aircraft and B-1 or B-52 bombers rather than the stealthy B-2s.
The B-2s deployed to Guam in early October from the 509th Bomb Wing at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo., as part of the continuous bomber presence at the base.
Pacific Air Forces has been deploying B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers to Andersen under the continuous bomber presence policy since March 2004.
Once a sleepy Air Force way station, Andersen has seen its stock rise in recent years.
It is the westernmost Air Force base on U.S. soil, placing it within easy striking distance of continental Asia. Guam is about 2,500 miles from Beijing and 2,100 miles from Pyongyang, the North Korean capital. Hawaii is more than 5,000 miles from Beijing and 4,500 miles from Pyongyang.
Andersen is expected to get 1,000 additional airmen, a permanent tanker squadron and seven Global Hawk surveillance drones during the next several years.
驻关岛美空军B-2轰炸机演练在地面引导下精确轰炸
美空军赴关岛轮换的B-2轰炸机近期首次演练在地面战术管理引导员的指引下使用普通炸弹进行“精确轰炸”。美空军战术引导员（TACP）以往只在近距支援中与战斗机、攻击机以及B-1、B-52两型轰炸机配合执行攻击任务，此次是首次与B-2型机演练此空地协同战术。第25空中任务支援中队参与了B-2轰炸机在10月23日进行的“寇阿闪电”训练，为轰炸机提供了地面目标战术信息。B-2s practice bombing in Hawaii
Staff report
Posted : Wednesday Oct 31, 2007 18:58:28 EDT
B-2 Spirit stealth bombers deployed to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, dropped several 2,000-pound bombs on a weapons range in Hawaii on Oct. 23, Pacific Air Forces announced.
The bombing run, part of Exercise Koa Lightning, required the B-2s to fly from Guam to Hawaii and link up with tactical air control party airmen on the ground before dropping their ordnance at the Pohakuloa Training Area, according to a PacAF press release.
Using old-fashioned “dumb bombs” without precision guidance, the TACPs and B-2 crews coordinated a mock air attack that successfully hit the targets, the release said. TACPs are airmen embedded with Army units who coordinate close air support for ground troops.
They typically work with fighters, attack aircraft and B-1 or B-52 bombers rather than the stealthy B-2s.
The B-2s deployed to Guam in early October from the 509th Bomb Wing at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo., as part of the continuous bomber presence at the base.
Pacific Air Forces has been deploying B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers to Andersen under the continuous bomber presence policy since March 2004.
Once a sleepy Air Force way station, Andersen has seen its stock rise in recent years.
It is the westernmost Air Force base on U.S. soil, placing it within easy striking distance of continental Asia. Guam is about 2,500 miles from Beijing and 2,100 miles from Pyongyang, the North Korean capital. Hawaii is more than 5,000 miles from Beijing and 4,500 miles from Pyongyang.
Andersen is expected to get 1,000 additional airmen, a permanent tanker squadron and seven Global Hawk surveillance drones during the next several years.
驻关岛美空军B-2轰炸机演练在地面引导下精确轰炸
美空军赴关岛轮换的B-2轰炸机近期首次演练在地面战术管理引导员的指引下使用普通炸弹进行“精确轰炸”。美空军战术引导员（TACP）以往只在近距支援中与战斗机、攻击机以及B-1、B-52两型轰炸机配合执行攻击任务，此次是首次与B-2型机演练此空地协同战术。第25空中任务支援中队参与了B-2轰炸机在10月23日进行的“寇阿闪电”训练，为轰炸机提供了地面目标战术信息。