ROCKWELL B-1A

Designed to replace the B-52 as the USAF's standard strategic
bomber, the B-1A first flew in 1974. Four test aircraft were
procured, but the program was cancelled in 1977 in favour of
cruise missiles. (In 1981 the program was resurrected as the
B-1B, a considerably changed aircraft, and 100 aircraft were
manufactured.)

This CD contains the manufacturers flight manual for the
fabulous Mach 2 Rockwell (now Boeing) B-1A. This CD has
been scanned from the original flight manual.

This manual is the basic Flight Manual produced by the manufacturer
North American Rockwell at Los Angeles to cover the first two test
aircraft (out of a batch of four B-1As produced), serial numbers
74-0158A and 74-0159A. The manual is Report NA-73-296 and contains
approx 460 pages. This flight manual does not contain performance data
which was contained in a separate classified supplement.

CD TITLE	B1
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