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Which engine will get on the B-52? Take a look at all 4 options

By Jeff Martin

Sep 23, 2019

General Electric, Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce want to reengine the B-52. Jeff Martin shows you all four engines that could be on the B-52 next.

About Jeff Martin

Jeff Martin is the Associate Editor for Multimedia and the host & producer of Defense News Weekly, airing online and on American Forces Network worldwide. In his role as Associate Editor, he reports worldwide on the military and defense industry and leads a market-leading multimedia team.

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Which engine will get on the B-52? Take a look at all 4 options

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