B-1B Lancer

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The B-1B Lancer has been used extensively as a conventional heavy bomber in major U.S. military campaigns since 1998, with significant roles in Iraq, Yugoslavia (Kosovo), Afghanistan, Libya, and Syria. It acts as a long-range, high-payload strike aircraft, often providing close air support and precision bombing, notably in operations like Desert Fox, Allied Force, Enduring Freedom, and Iraqi Freedom. 
 
Major Combat Operations and Deployments
Iraq (Desert Fox 1998, Iraqi Freedom 2003–2010s): Performed extensive bombing missions, delivering a large percentage of joint direct attack munitions (JDAMs).
Yugoslavia (Allied Force 1999): Six B-1Bs flew less than 2% of combat sorties but delivered over 20% of the total ordnance.
Afghanistan (Enduring Freedom 2001–2010s): Supported ground forces with close air support, at times delivering 40% of the total tonnage.
Libya & Syria (2011–2018): Used in intervention operations, including 2018 strikes targeting chemical weapons facilities.
Iran/Middle East (2025–2026): Deployed to the UK and Middle East for strikes against regional targets, with recent sorties originating from the U.S. for long-range strike missions. 
 
Key Operational Capabilities
Massive Payload: Known for its high-volume, precision-guided weapon delivery, often referred to as a "heavy hammer".
Long-Range Strike: Regularly flies long-duration, non-stop missions from its home base at Ellsworth Air Force Base, SD to targets in the Middle East, showcasing its reach and "loiter time".
Modernization: As of 2025–2026, the Air Force operates 45 B-1B bombers for conventional, standoff weapons capability until the full arrival of the B-21.