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A B-2 from the 13th Bomb Squadron returns to Whiteman AFB after an operation in Iran - June 2025
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A B-2 from the 13th Bomb Squadron returns to Whiteman AFB after an operation in Iran - June 2025
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The aircraft are F-89D models, identifiable by the large wingtip pods designed to hold "Mighty Mouse" unguided rockets instead of traditional guns.
They served with the 59th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron based at Goose Bay Air Base in Labrador, Canada.
The F-89 was the first jet-powered aircraft designed specifically for the interceptor role to enter service with the United States Air Force.
Some models of this aircraft were later upgraded to carry the AIR-2 Genie, an unguided air-to-air nuclear weapon.
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