Roger WhitcombB Guest

B-1B fleet grounding Jan 16th, 2005 at 8:53pm   A little morsel from 'Aviation Week' "The U.S. Air Force grounded its B-1 fleet after the nose gear of one bomber collapsed. Inspections of all 67 aircraft were to be completed in a few days. The collapse occurred after a 28th Bomb Wing B-1 crew landed safely at a "deployed location," taxied to the parking spot and shut down the four engines, USAF officials said."

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