The US strategic bomber B-52 lost its engine in flight

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American media report that an emergency occurred during a planned training flight of the US Air Force B-52 strategic bomber. The materials say that one of the aircraft's engines came off in flight. The B-52 strategic bomber has 8 Pratt & Whitney TF33-P-3/103 engines. On the remaining aircraft, the aircraft was able to safely return to the US Air Force Minot airbase.

The US strategic bomber B-52 lost its engine in flight




The incident with the American strategic bomber occurred in the state of North Dakota. None of the crew members of the B-52 was injured. The report says that the strategic bomber did not carry any weapons on its board.

According to the latest data, there are no victims and destructions on the ground after the fall of the aircraft engine. In the emergency area, there are search teams made up primarily of the Minot air base personnel.

Another state of emergency with the B-52 in the United States caused a new wave of discussion about the fact that these machines have exhausted their resources. It must be recalled that in the United States strategic bombers of this model have been in operation for almost 65 years (since April 1952). In this case, the B-52 is still the main long-range bomber aviation USA.

Airbases with B-52 in the United States in addition to North Dakota are still located in Louisiana.

The previous strategic bomber incident occurred last May, when the B-52 crashed shortly after taking off from the Guam air base.
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  1. +10
    5 January 2017 14: 44
    Old age, not joy. No one has yet canceled metal fatigue.
    1. +5
      5 January 2017 14: 46
      They just began to fly more often))))
      1. +12
        5 January 2017 14: 51
        Quote: DIVAN SOLDIER
        They just began to fly more often))))

        Yes, it’s just that they have been exploited for more than 60 years, old age is not a joy. request hi
        1. +18
          5 January 2017 14: 56
          I understand that these were secret tests of hybrid warfare technology. Recently experienced bombing by the Hammers, now engines.
          1. +7
            5 January 2017 15: 07
            Everything is much simpler - the dvigun wanted to get home faster than the glider and cover the rest of the clearing. lol
            1. +4
              5 January 2017 15: 22
              It’s good that only one engine came off, and not all at once! And it’s good that the engine is not a nuclear bomb!
              1. +10
                5 January 2017 15: 36
                Tatyana, please look at the photo of the plane - one could not come off, only in pairs, because combined and common mount under the wing. Or maybe he somehow flew out of the nacelle? hi
                1. +5
                  5 January 2017 15: 45
                  The article says that "one of the engines" came off. Someone's hands-hooks in the gondola did not secure him well. Ha! Or the gondola has rusted to a "hole"!
                  1. +5
                    5 January 2017 16: 23
                    Quote: Tatiana
                    ... Someone's hands-hooks in the gondola did not secure him well. Ha! Or the gondola has rusted to a "hole"!

                    Nice to listen to a specialist! lol
                2. +1
                  5 January 2017 17: 48
                  Quote: Kasym
                  Or maybe he somehow flew out of the nacelle?

                  The whole gondola is not required to come off.
                3. 0
                  6 January 2017 17: 22
                  ash stump - Russians hacked
                  PS and about 1 the same journalists write, not the pilots
              2. +2
                5 January 2017 16: 17
                Quote: Tatiana
                It’s good that only one engine came off, and not all at once! And it’s good that the engine is not a nuclear bomb!

                And how many vigorous bombs the Americans lost, so they themselves do not know for sure.
                << Thus, a simple calculation shows that on the seabed there must now be somewhere around fifty lost nuclear warheads. Of course, given that, according to current estimates, more than 125 nuclear warheads have been built throughout history, this figure is probably a drop in the bucket. But nevertheless, I hope that the times when an accidentally dropped nuclear bomb could fall from the sky are still forever in the past. >>
                http://kiri2ll.livejournal.com/163628.html
                1. +3
                  5 January 2017 18: 53
                  Quote: Amurets
                  And how many nuclear bombs the Americans lost,

                  According to CNN, during the years of the Cold War, the United States lost 11 atomic bombs due to various accidents.
          2. 0
            6 January 2017 17: 24
            forgot to fasten to the wing.
        2. +3
          5 January 2017 15: 03
          Quote: vovanpain
          Quote: DIVAN SOLDIER
          They just began to fly more often))))

          Yes, it’s just that they have been exploited for more than 60 years, old age is not a joy. request hi
          Well, if without backbiting and to be honest, then yes - the planes are far from new. They are the same age as our Tu-95. The last time the B-52 was modernized was over 20 years ago, as far as I know. Yes, and something tells me that they are watching those. the state is worse than we for "Bears". In other things, I have always been amazed at the design of the B-52 with its 8 engines ...
          1. +2
            5 January 2017 16: 25
            Quote: Safer
            Yes, and something tells me that they are watching those. the state is worse than we are for "Bears"

            Apparently pride for their own VKS smile
            1. +3
              5 January 2017 16: 45
              But that’s not the point ... Just the Tu-95cm is much smaller than the same B-52H. So thrift is justified. Although, unfortunately, accidents and catastrophes also happen with the Tu-95 ...
    2. +9
      5 January 2017 14: 47
      As in the song about the "flying fortress" - the tank is broken, the tail is on fire, but the car is flying ...
      1. +7
        5 January 2017 14: 52
        The US strategic bomber B-52 lost its engine in flight

        Well, we, visitors to the site, now come off on this news! laughing
        1. +6
          5 January 2017 16: 29
          Quote: СРЦ П-15
          Well, we, visitors to the site, now come off on this news!

          Ehidstvo - property by value adj. snide; subtle mockery, sarcasm (usually angry). Omar Khayyam wisely said: "After all, everything in the world is natural: the evil radiated by you will certainly return to you." request
          1. +1
            6 January 2017 17: 26
            you are our radiant. emitter.
    3. +5
      5 January 2017 14: 51
      Now it becomes clear why they are going to change the engines:
      It is assumed that the B-52 with new engines will serve in the US Air Force until 2060, that is, up to more than 100 years from the date of adoption.

      As you know, Nostradamus mattresses! am
      1. +1
        5 January 2017 15: 05
        The US strategic bomber B-52 lost its engine in flight
        God help ... the metal fatigue is not to go round on a white goat, time will take its time.
    4. +3
      5 January 2017 15: 11
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Old age, not joy. No one has yet canceled metal fatigue.

      Yes, probably this is the point ..... That's just, not everyone agrees with this in the world media!))))
      1. +1
        5 January 2017 15: 17
        Quote: STARPER
        Quote: oleg-gr
        Old age, not joy. No one has yet canceled metal fatigue.

        Yes, probably this is the point ..... That's just, not everyone agrees with this in the world media!))))

        Ha! Drive Vital! as always, in the "major"?
        1. 0
          5 January 2017 17: 06
          Quote: Andrey Yurievich
          Ha! Drive Vital! as always, in the "major"?

          Well, Yuryevich, as always ...))) I can not help myself ... (I’d be quicker to work ...)))))) I got some warnings ...)))) (but not for the mat. . !!!)))
          1. 0
            5 January 2017 18: 53
            Quote: STARPER
            ) Picked up warnings ...)))) (but not for the mat .. !!!)))

            how much? I have 8 ... a sign of infinity, a snake biting its own tail ... although ...)))) thanks to the Administration and the Moderators ... often they leave me on the site biasedly ... .thanks friends! grateful! hi
    5. 0
      5 January 2017 15: 20
      Quote: oleg-gr
      No one has canceled metal fatigue

      yes again, GDP was spoiled by a hacker attack on the engine. here he has a roof and went
    6. +1
      5 January 2017 16: 22
      To determine the critical fatigue of the structure, there are ultrasonic flaw detectors.
    7. 0
      5 January 2017 16: 53
      This interoscopy and normal diagnosis have not been canceled.
      1. +1
        5 January 2017 18: 59
        Quote: Kenneth
        This interoscopy and normal diagnosis have not been canceled.

        Every 48 months, B-52 aircraft undergo scheduled maintenance at repair and storage facilities, including preventive maintenance and verification of all on-board systems, as well as a partial modification and verification of avionics operation. The design of the aircraft is periodically inspected using non-destructive testing methods. In parallel with this, a limited number of aircraft are examined to monitor the appearance of fractures and fatigue cracks and to identify trends in this direction.
    8. +1
      5 January 2017 17: 22
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Old age, not joy. No one has yet canceled metal fatigue.

      And no overhaul can not be undone. fatigue she is fatigue
  2. 0
    5 January 2017 14: 47
    the hegemon is no longer the same at all ... they are sending from Turkey, planes are pouring)) ... laughter and only
    1. 0
      5 January 2017 19: 06
      Quote: Stabilization
      the hegemon is no longer the same at all ... they are sending from Turkey, planes are pouring)) ... laughter and only

      And what's funny ? The Russian Air Force took an honorable second place in the ranking of the world's oldest aviation magazine Flight International, losing only to the United States. America surpasses the Russian Federation in the number of military aircraft by almost four times. The United States Air Force unequivocally gave the first place to Flight USA, noting that today this country has 78% of all combat-ready military aircraft created in the world. The second line was given by Flight International experts to the Russian Air Force.
  3. 0
    5 January 2017 14: 48
    He repelled, or what?
    1. +6
      5 January 2017 15: 06
      Quote: Uncle
      He repelled, or what?

      "corrosion of metal"... (not a fan ever)
  4. +8
    5 January 2017 14: 49
    The US strategic bomber B-52 lost its engine in flight
    Of course this is interesting, but for the B-52 it is not critical. They even have a function to reset damaged engines. Apparently it worked before it was supposed to ...
    1. +1
      5 January 2017 15: 01
      They even have a function to reset damaged engines. Apparently it worked before it was supposed to ...
      Most likely it would have happened if

      0
      Uncle Today, 14:48 New
      He repelled, or what?
      then two engines would lose, there is a gondola for two engines
      1. +2
        5 January 2017 15: 54
        Quote: svd-xnumx
        two engines would lose, there is a gondola for two engines

        Gondola is not a power element, but a thin lining. The engines are not attached to the nacelles, but each engine is attached to the pylon, and the nacelle is attached to the engines.
        1. 0
          5 January 2017 16: 24
          Quote: Koshak
          Quote: svd-xnumx
          two engines would lose, there is a gondola for two engines
          Gondola is not a power element, but a thin lining. The engines are not attached to the nacelles, but each engine is attached to the pylon, and the nacelle is attached to the engines.

          The main pylon is not torn off. Otherwise, the hydraulics would be damaged and there would be a corkscrew and a hot flame on the ground.
  5. +9
    5 January 2017 14: 57
    The B-52s barely breathe .... even at airfields, special teams from the most inflated technicians stand out for supporting shabby units. What can we say about working in the air, there are such loads ... bully
    1. +2
      5 January 2017 15: 10
      That's exactly the same as truck drivers check the pivots on the front suspension ... popipan and listen for something that knocks. As aviation and the car say, there is one base ... the wheels ... well, and here the scales are different and you have to shake the engines so as not to somersault in flight.
    2. +7
      5 January 2017 15: 13
      Did they stick it on superglue and wait until it dries? what
      1. 0
        5 January 2017 19: 30
        Quote: DEZINTO
        Did they stick it on superglue and wait until it dries? what


        And glue, along the way, this time they took Chinese counterfeit instead of German! Economy...
    3. +2
      5 January 2017 15: 14
      Quote: Thunderbolt
      The B-52s barely breathe .... even at airfields, special teams from the most inflated technicians stand out for supporting shabby units. What can we say about working in the air, there are such loads ... bully

      They work without a sledgehammer and scrap ... Cultural!)))))
    4. +1
      5 January 2017 15: 19
      Quote: Thunderbolt
      B-52 barely breathe.

      why didn’t they keep in flight? what recovery ... at least ...
      1. +2
        5 January 2017 15: 41
        Quote: Andrey Yurievich
        why didn’t they keep in flight? recovery ... at least ...
        For what penalty, have mercy, it was not stipulated in the contract !!! wassat
        Quote: Vadivak
        Yes normal car and strong

        It’s hard to disagree, but it’s too funny a case. Now it will become a meme and will always be remembered when this bomber is mentioned here in articles. "Cough cough, we know your V ...")))
    5. +8
      5 January 2017 15: 21
      Quote: Thunderbolt
      B-52 barely breathe ...


      Yes normal car and strong

      1. +2
        5 January 2017 15: 40
        Quote: Vadivak
        Quote: Thunderbolt
        B-52 barely breathe ...


        Yes normal car and strong


        "props" on the edge of the wings, as on the famous U-2, we do not see ... how to ... remove and oppa !!!!
        1. +5
          5 January 2017 16: 35
          Quote: Andrey Yurievich
          "props" on the edge of the wings, as on the well-known U-2, we do not see ... how to ... remove and oppa !!

          Nothing opposition, these guys on the wing like a elephant to him. You didn’t walk along the wing of the bombers? How much fuel do they have? Take a look at what margin of safety for such a monster.
          1. +1
            5 January 2017 16: 50
            Quote: Vadivak
            Quote: Andrey Yurievich
            "props" on the edge of the wings, as on the well-known U-2, we do not see ... how to ... remove and oppa !!

            Nothing opposition, these guys on the wing like a elephant to him. You didn’t walk along the wing of the bombers? How much fuel do they have? Take a look at what margin of safety for such a monster.

            I won’t even comment, so as not to put you in an unfavorable light ... obviously, you are a person far from aviation ... I already have a warning car, ... do not provoke ... please ... hi
            1. +2
              5 January 2017 21: 33
              Quote: Andrey Yurievich
              I won’t even comment, so as not to put you in an unfavorable light ... obviously, you are a person far from aviation ... I already have a warning car, ... do not provoke ... please ..


              Not as far away as you think, but what are your prejudices?
              1. 0
                5 January 2017 21: 51
                I, too, a person close to aviation, flew a passenger several times! laughing Well, he served in the air defense. tongue
          2. +1
            6 January 2017 06: 57
            Quote: Vadivak
            Nothing opposition, these guys on the wing like a elephant to him.

            The personnel of the New Zealand Flying Boat Squadron Squadron (RNZAF No 6 Flying Boat Squadron) is located on the amphibious aircraft PBY-5 "Catalina" to take a picture for memory.to click
        2. +1
          5 January 2017 17: 51
          Quote: Andrey Yurievich
          "props" on the edge of the wings, as on the famous U-2, we do not see ... how to ... remove and oppa !!!!

          Chassis "bicycle" type - that is, with the location of the racks along the axis of the glider in the bow and stern with supporting "parking" racks at the ends of the wings. With a fairly narrow track and such a wingspan (56,39 m), additional racks are simply necessary. By the way, the designers removed the dependence of the machine on weather conditions during take-off and landing by the fact that the design of the landing gear wheels allows them to be installed at an angle to the center axis of the aircraft body. Thus, having received information about the speed and direction of the wind, the pilots, using the calculation table, can arrange the wheels so that the aircraft moves somewhat sideways when running along a strip.
          1. 0
            5 January 2017 17: 57
            Quote: Bayonet
            "props" on the edge of the wings, as on the famous U-2, we do not see ... how to ... remove and oppa !!!!

            If you remove the "props" on our M-4, "oppa" will be for sure! smile
            1. +1
              6 January 2017 17: 34
              On your? Is he yours exactly?
      2. +2
        5 January 2017 15: 42
        Quote: Vadivak
        Yes normal car and strong

        And if you jump laughing ? Silent already, if you jump lol
      3. +1
        5 January 2017 17: 27
        Quote: Vadivak
        Quote: Thunderbolt
        B-52 barely breathe ...


        Yes normal car and strong


        Yes, they leaked fuel there, without ammunition. And these few people. not pulled by the weight of the fuel
        1. 0
          5 January 2017 17: 37
          Quote: Sterlya
          Quote: Vadivak
          Quote: Thunderbolt
          B-52 barely breathe ...


          Yes normal car and strong


          Yes, they leaked fuel there, without ammunition. And these few people. not pulled by the weight of the fuel

          And where is she going to fly with six engines (and even with the soldiers on the wing .....))))
          Nobody climbs our wing!
          1. +1
            5 January 2017 18: 14
            Quote: STARPER
            Nobody climbs our wing!

            tried ... - it hurts ... Yes
          2. +2
            5 January 2017 18: 25
            Quote: STARPER
            And where is she going to fly with six engines (and even with the soldiers on the wing .....))))

            My friend, could you still have a pile for sharpness of vision? or we can on the contrary celebrate Hare already wassat
            Quote: STARPER
            Nobody climbs our wing!

            And we can beat the lazoleki to their ears and all night then land in the barracks to ask for a pendell lol
            1. 0
              5 January 2017 18: 37
              Quote: midivan
              My friend, could you still have a pile for sharpness of vision? or we can on the contrary celebrate Hare already

              Want a hawthorn slam ...?
              Do not wait! In general, I consider such comments offensive ...! You better slap the whisker ....)))) Or you don’t drink (don’t smoke)) and don’t watch TV .. ???? Then another conversation will start ...... hi
              1. +2
                5 January 2017 19: 02
                Quote: STARPER
                Want a hawthorn slam ...?

                Well, if the pharmacy is normal, why not smile ?
                Quote: STARPER
                Do not wait!

                Yes, I was not even going to wait to start, it just bothered me 6 engines when there are 8 wink
                Quote: STARPER
                Or you don’t drink at all (don’t smoke)) and don’t watch TV .. ???? Then another conversation will start ......

                I drink (it’s not often true), but I don’t like whiskey recently, there’s a chacha from the Caucasus good , I’m smoking, but without the TV I can’t say Russia 24 on the channel, the girls are working as announcers, that’s just why you need to start a telly tongue
                1. 0
                  5 January 2017 19: 52
                  Quote: midivan
                  I’m smoking, but I can’t absolutely say Russia 24 on the channel without the TV, so these girls work as announcers, that’s why you need to start a telly

                  good fellow
                2. +1
                  5 January 2017 21: 42
                  Quote: midivan
                  but I don’t like whiskey recently, there’s a chacha from the Caucasus

                  saliva went how many degrees?
                  1. +1
                    5 January 2017 22: 31
                    Quote: Vadivak
                    saliva went how many degrees?

                    I didn’t measure, but the exhalation is about 50-55, and if you in Moscow can give the phone number of one "Gogi", he will bring you wherever you say and he will take you if necessary (bombs), but the truth fights like a whiskey, but you can bargain, By the way, you can try and choose, he carries several varieties from Georgia.
              2. 0
                6 January 2017 05: 36
                Quote: STARPER
                Do not wait! In general, I consider such comments offensive ...!

                Well then, I’d learn to count - there are EIGHT engines there! smile
    6. +1
      5 January 2017 19: 09
      Quote: Thunderbolt
      B-52 barely breathe .... even at airfields special teams from the most inflated technicians stand out for them

      Just engine hoods close smile Everything else is a fantasy wink
  6. +1
    5 January 2017 15: 12
    At one time, these aircraft provided for the emergency shooting of engines, I do not know how things are with the latest modifications. Most likely, everything remained the same in this regard.
    And this means that someone playful hands poked in the wrong direction, or some kind of jamb in the wiring suddenly appeared in the form of electromagnetic interference. And the glider’s old age has nothing to do with it.
  7. +5
    5 January 2017 15: 12
    Still, news, this is not a strong point of the site. You will never get complete information.
    "The American strategic b-52 bomber fell off during a training flight," Defense News reports, citing a representative of the US Air Force.

    The incident occurred in North Carolina, in the vicinity of the Minot Air Force Base. Pilots were able to land the plane (it is equipped with eight TF33-P-3 / 103 turbo engines), no one was injured in the incident. B-52 flew without ammunition.

    Debris was discovered 40 kilometers northeast of the base in an uninhabited area. An investigation is being conducted into the fact of the incident, the circumstances of the loss of the engine by the plane are being clarified.

    The B-52 missile carrier has been in service with the US Air Force since 1955. There are 74 such bombers in the fleet. They are capable of carrying nuclear weapons. "
    1. 0
      5 January 2017 17: 41
      Quote: Dekabrist
      Debris was discovered 40 kilometers northeast of the base in an uninhabited area. An investigation is being conducted into the fact of the incident, the circumstances of the loss of the engine by the plane are being clarified.

      This is after the fall of the engine, the area was depopulated. Well, who else but the Americans should know that their flyers are mistaken through time and hammer on their own. So someone choked where, out of harm's way without waiting for a second gift.
  8. 0
    5 January 2017 15: 14
    I don’t understand how one of the engines could fall, they are a couple in the same casing. Maybe all the same, a block with two engines fell.
    1. +5
      5 January 2017 15: 28
      Quote: Ihrek
      I don’t understand how one of the engines could fall, they are a couple in the same casing. Maybe all the same, a block with two engines fell.

      "blew out" one ... and the gondola, cho .. the gondola hangs ... "pratt" flew away, "whitney" remained ... "Titanic" like ... Yes
      1. +1
        5 January 2017 15: 43
        "prattt" flew away, "whitney" remained ..


        Something I laugh in my voice))))) I just reminded my new year))
        1. +1
          5 January 2017 15: 50
          Quote: DEZINTO
          "prattt" flew away, "whitney" remained ..


          Something I laugh in my voice))))) I just reminded my new year))

          yeah! Happy New Year, Kolya! Yes
        2. +1
          5 January 2017 15: 50
          Quote: DEZINTO
          Something I laugh in my voice))))) I just reminded my new year))

          Shoo? Also on the way home, they lost a boot wassat ?
          1. +2
            5 January 2017 15: 54
            Also on the way home, they lost a boot


            Whitney lost his away. Apparently the automatic unfastening system worked))) Until now, we are not talking. I hope she did not fall on residential buildings)))))))) laughing
            1. +1
              5 January 2017 16: 02
              Quote: DEZINTO
              Still not talking.

              the "radio silence" mode is holy! we practice ... (don't forget, repetition is the mother of learning ...) but then, what a joy, when the "ether" appears ... Yes
          2. +1
            5 January 2017 16: 05
            Quote: midivan
            Shoo? Also on the way home, they lost a boot

            Well, you really .... I’ve been walking barefoot for a long time, I don’t need to wear someone else’s, and my home! Yes
    2. +2
      5 January 2017 16: 05
      Quote: Ihrek
      I don’t understand how one of the engines could fall, they are a couple in the same casing. Maybe all the same, a block with two engines fell.

      Engines are not attached to a casing (nacelle) on any aircraft. Each engine is attached to the power element of the pylon.
      1. 0
        5 January 2017 16: 25
        Thanks for clarifying.
  9. +2
    5 January 2017 15: 15
    It’s a pity that I didn’t cry after the engine. One strategist would have fewer sworn partners, we are a little calmer.
    Not a flyer, let them live and commemorate the era of GDP.
  10. +1
    5 January 2017 15: 16
    It’s a pity that a vigorous bomb didn’t come off over North Dakota ...
    1. 0
      5 January 2017 15: 45
      Quote: Gritsa
      It’s a pity that a vigorous bomb didn’t come off over North Dakota ...

      and the chotam ... in the north? what and Ellsworth in the South, not a canal? request there are strategists, vaapcheto ...
    2. +4
      5 January 2017 19: 18
      Quote: Gritsa
      It’s a pity that a vigorous bomb didn’t come off over North Dakota ...

      Quote: mitrich
      It’s a pity that I didn’t cry after the engine.

      You are very kind guys, but
  11. +2
    5 January 2017 15: 18
    Anything can happen, after all, they are "iron", and all kinds of metals have a margin of safety, and when it ends ... The pilots are intact, although they are American-made, they are also human, and I always feel sorry for people.
  12. +5
    5 January 2017 15: 25
    Quote: Andrey Yurievich
    Quote: Uncle
    He repelled, or what?

    "corrosion of metal"... (not a fan ever)

    No discipline. Sleeves should be tied at the back.
    1. 0
      5 January 2017 15: 52
      Quote: doubovitski
      No discipline. Sleeves should be tied at the back.

      for being a gateway according to the Charter! soldier
  13. +1
    5 January 2017 15: 28
    He still remembers Vietnam
    1. +3
      5 January 2017 15: 53
      Quote: jurijsv
      He still remembers Vietnam

      I think Vietnam remembers him more ... Orange, Christmas, peace ...
  14. +6
    5 January 2017 15: 29
    It has so many engines that you can’t even notice the loss of one ... laughing
    1. +3
      5 January 2017 15: 45
      For the "empty" there are no problems, but with the maximum payload, you would have to drop some.
      The car is good, as I understand it, they are going to completely modernize it. Up to the engines, arm with novim and cram a new avionics - that’s what the bomb carrier will do. hi
      1. +1
        5 January 2017 18: 25
        If this is how it was planned and the B 52 will last until 2060, then it will be the longest-living combat vehicle in the history of mankind.
    2. +1
      5 January 2017 15: 55
      Quote: voyaka uh
      It has so many engines that you can’t even notice the loss of one ... laughing

      Do you want to stay in the pilots ’place when this happens? I think no ... better Dead Sea than dead in the sea ... wink
  15. 0
    5 January 2017 15: 42
    Our experts find out why the wing did not fall off? ?? laughing
    1. +1
      5 January 2017 15: 56
      Quote: Expelling Liberoids
      Our experts find out why the wing did not fall off? ?? laughing

      fired again somebody ... crying
  16. 0
    5 January 2017 15: 47
    Well, all the same as one? As one engine if they are in a bunch in pairs. What blew him out of the pipe? Well then, this is not an accidental operation of the garbage. This is something somewhere they did not tighten the nuts.
    1. 0
      5 January 2017 15: 57
      Quote: DEZINTO
      Well, all the same as one?

      Kolya, we read my "professional" comments above ... Yes
    2. +2
      5 January 2017 16: 13
      Quote: DEZINTO
      Well, all the same as one? As one engine if they are in a bunch in pairs. What blew him out of the pipe? Well then, this is not an accidental operation of the garbage. This is something somewhere they did not tighten the nuts.

      And how do you think they replace the engine, two at once, or what?
      1. 0
        5 January 2017 16: 17
        got it. Well i.e. did he blow it out?
        1. +1
          5 January 2017 16: 23
          Quote: DEZINTO
          got it. Well i.e. did he blow it out?

          Yeah, he gave the gas too abruptly and the engine suffered.
          1. 0
            5 January 2017 16: 26
            )))))) And such - "all the guys pokatushki canceled. The engine flew to the base. And I told Jim - check the nuts"!
        2. 0
          5 January 2017 16: 26
          Quote: DEZINTO
          got it. Well i.e. did he blow it out?

          Kolya, you scare me ... for whom I wrote on the buttons? what
          1. 0
            5 January 2017 16: 30
            I’m just joking.
            1. 0
              5 January 2017 16: 34
              Quote: DEZINTO
              I’m just joking.

              and I... Yes
  17. 0
    5 January 2017 15: 53
    I think our air defense doesn’t need to be shot down - it will fall apart along the way wassat
    1. 0
      5 January 2017 15: 59
      Quote: Satum
      I think our air defense doesn’t need to be shot down - it will fall apart along the way wassat

      if only it didn’t cover ... kamikaze damn ... but ours still managed to launch the modernization program, it would be the same ...
  18. 0
    5 January 2017 15: 54
    They flew, flew, prevented, prevented, but he still came off ... fellow
    None of the B-52 crew members were injured.
    - this is the main thing, this is what pleases ...
    Most importantly, crying so that the engines do not come off and the flaps do not stop at our, domestic ...
  19. 0
    5 January 2017 15: 57
    Well, confused - this is your B-52! - Not only its poop, but even its engines loses! - Very old! smile
  20. +3
    5 January 2017 16: 25
    . At the same time, the B-52 is still the main long-range bomber in the United States. [Quote] [/ quote]
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  22. +1
    5 January 2017 16: 36
    It’s a pity that I didn’t crash ....
  23. 0
    5 January 2017 16: 37
    Good news. Che she did not hear the condolences of the liberals.
  24. 0
    5 January 2017 17: 13
    Quote: Gritsa
    It’s a pity that a vigorous bomb didn’t come off over North Dakota ...

    Eka, you are a positivist however ... For world peace. Although .... maybe after that all over the world, for a while it would become quieter.
  25. +1
    5 January 2017 17: 34
    This is what !!! --- nonsense. Once, my partner and I went to the old MAZ, so we generally flew the gimbal !!! laughing
    1. +3
      5 January 2017 18: 22
      Quote: bald
      This is what !!! --- nonsense. Once, my partner and I went to the old MAZ, so we generally flew the gimbal !!! laughing

      ugh ... business then ... shkolota. in our country, in Germany, the connecting rod on the ointment was taken off ... haaaafno question: they threw it away from the other side, and drove on ... there were 7-8 coffee glasses .. the German was still dead ... well, like: the Russians threw out (half look,) according to him opinion))))))), sat down and drove on ... (anyone would go crazy, especially a German ...) Belarus, you profit! + drinks
      1. +2
        5 January 2017 18: 40
        It is strange that the "fist of friendship" did not show you the connecting rod! Lucky. Was the head removed?
        1. +1
          5 January 2017 19: 43
          Quote: sabakina
          It is strange that the "fist of friendship" did not show you the connecting rod! Lucky. Was the head removed?
          I say: otchepitsya ... how will he show? nuts flew off on the knee ... shit is shorter, it's funny to say ... "mirror" ruined .. current and business. "head off" -
          removed ... and changed the valve, just in case ... although, it seems, there were no curves ... Schaub did not sniff! gaskets with themselves, about 10 pieces were ..., the weakness is known. and so-norms, not a single NATO machine would stand up during this time.
      2. 0
        5 January 2017 22: 25
        Quote: Andrey Yurievich
        Quote: bald
        This is what !!! --- nonsense. Once, my partner and I went to the old MAZ, so we generally flew the gimbal !!! laughing

        ugh ... business then ... shkolota. in our country, in Germany, the connecting rod on the ointment was taken off ... haaaafno question: they threw it away from the other side, and drove on ... there were 7-8 coffee glasses .. the German was still dead ... well, like: the Russians threw out (half look,) according to him opinion))))))), sat down and drove on ... (anyone would go crazy, especially a German ...) Belarus, you profit! + drinks

        So there was a Russian engine, YaMZ! In my humble opinion, an excellent dvigun, it was also put on the Urals and KrAZ trucks.
      3. 0
        6 January 2017 05: 43
        Quote: Andrey Yurievich
        ) Belarus, you profit! +

        Dvigun is probably Yaroslavl? This is them + smile
  26. +4
    5 January 2017 17: 59

    The B52 design is for those who are interested in how to lose one engine. And more http://militaryarms.ru/wp-content/uploads/2016/08
    /b1-1.jpg
  27. +1
    5 January 2017 18: 21
    I recall an old toast-joke:
    A boy was born, but instead of a belly button he had a bolt? !!! While small, - the parents went to the doctors. The answer is that this is not known to science. He became a kid - he pushed himself: the girls laugh, do not give. As a result: I spent half my life searching for healing, traveled the whole world. In the end, they prompted some shaman in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Arrives there, already an elderly man. Shows. The shaman takes the 8-10 open-end wrench and turns the bolt away !!! At the same moment, the peasant fell off J. so drink in order not to look for extra adventures on his M laughing
    1. 0
      5 January 2017 18: 37
      Quote: Normal ok
      I recall an old toast-joke

      in my childhood, there was Pinocchio ... apparently progress is coming ...
      1. 0
        6 January 2017 05: 46
        Quote: Andrey Yurievich
        in my childhood, there was Pinocchio ..

        Pinocchio comes to Papa Carlo and says:
        - Dad, drive in at least a carnation, I want to get married! lol
  28. +1
    5 January 2017 18: 34
    Well, at least the bombs did not lose this time laughing
  29. +1
    5 January 2017 18: 36
    Loss and lost ... In their mouth their legs!
  30. +1
    5 January 2017 18: 37
    Now, if on the earth dvigun fell off. tady b neighing and so. it’s just that someone’s hands pushed and then business. and the airplane is good hi
  31. +1
    5 January 2017 19: 52
    The title of the article:
    The US strategic bomber B-52 lost its engine in flight


    Well, that is not a thermonuclear bomb (or four) ... winked
  32. Mwg
    +1
    5 January 2017 20: 01
    New American fun - bombing targets with your engines. It was a workout))))
  33. +4
    5 January 2017 20: 45
    B52, a good, working, beautiful aircraft. Classic. Sincerely.
  34. 0
    5 January 2017 22: 24
    Yes, it's just some kind of holiday ... drinks
  35. 0
    6 January 2017 01: 10
    By the way, the Americans upgraded their B-52s to turbojet versions, and our 95s "Carcasses" are still turboprop pterodactyls with engines that became obsolete under Khrushchev. Even before the air defense detects them, they will be detected by the locals by the howl of antediluvian engines.
    1. +2
      6 January 2017 03: 40
      What oak collapsed? When was the turboprop on the B-52?
      1. +1
        6 January 2017 05: 49
        Quote: An60
        What oak fell from?

        Holidays, sir! What can you not heap after ... drinks
  36. 0
    6 January 2017 01: 14
    And Obama made a statement in this regard that it was a Russian rocket flying by that tore off the engine of a B-52? Such a statement would be a worthy final chord of his "presidency."
  37. +3
    6 January 2017 09: 11
    Yeah ... But even 20 years ago, they dreamed of changing the "pratts" for "Rolls-Royces" so that it was not 8, but 4. Either they regretted money, or "leavened patriotism" did not give laughing
  38. +9
    6 January 2017 16: 02
    I saw a similar case with a passenger on TV: After that, the engine was lifted by a lift, the pylon hit - a microcrack. The engine came off after take-off
  39. 0
    6 January 2017 17: 34
    Conscience and a sense of proportion have long fallen off !!!
  40. 0
    7 January 2017 12: 31
    The materials say that one of the engines came off the plane in flight.
    Even the engines protest against the aggressive policies of the Macington macaques [b] [/ b] laughing

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