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Boeing EB-47E 'Stratojet'
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Description
Notes: MULTI-ENGINE jet aircraft with swept tail surfaces and special electronic equipment (3 CREW) . |
  Manufacturer: | Boeing |
  Base model: | B-47 |
  Designation: | EB-47 |
  Version: | E |
  Nickname: | Stratojet |
  Designation System: | U.S. Air Force |
  Designation Period: | 1924-Present |
  Basic role: | Bomber |
  Modified Mission: | Special electronic installation |
Specifications
Known serial numbers
Examples of this type may be found at
EB-47E on display
Dyess Linear Air Park | Pima Air & Space Museum |   |   |   |
 
Recent comments by our visitors
DICK CURRAN DANDRIDGE, TN | I was a EWO (enlisted) in the Blue Cradle, Phase V (Capsule) at Lockbourne AFB< OH< 301st BW, 32nd BS.
I served there from 1959 to 1964 when #2135 was sent to DM and wound up at the Pima Museum. #2135 never served in the 376th BW!!! 06/07/2016 @ 12:50 [ref: 69662] |
James G. Masland, Jr. cross junction, VA | I was a copilot in the EB-47 from Dec. 62 to Jan 64 when the program was closed at Lockbourne, AFB. I am looking for Scott Simon. Does anyone know his email/phone number. 05/07/2016 @ 04:12 [ref: 69616] |
Roger Wilson Topeka, KS | I was an instrument repairman with the 55th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing, Forbes AFB, Topeka KS during the early to mid 60s. We had mostly RB47 H models but we had a few of the EB47Es too. We had operating locations in Japan, England , Turkey, and Alaska. From these locations we flew recon missions near enemy airspace. Of course our main enemy at that time was the Soviet Union. One of our planes was shot down and the story is documented in a book with the deceiving title;The Little Toy Dog. I was lucky. I spent 179 day TDYs in Japan twice and England once. Some of my fellow airmen went to Turkey and Alaska. You can imagine the grief I got from them but that was just the way the cookie crumbled.. 11/25/2015 @ 16:11 [ref: 69325] |
Ronnie Bean , TX | I was an assistant crew chief on B47 aircraft at McDill AFB, FL. in 1962. The 376BW transfered to Lockbourne AFB, OH. where we had the EB47 PACCS aircraft. I was became a crew chief and was a crewchief until they were deactivated. 09/13/2014 @ 16:26 [ref: 68655] |
Ronnie Bean , TX | I was an assistant crew chief on B47 aircraft at McDill AFB, FL. in 1962. The 376BW transfered to Lockbourne AFB, OH. where we had the EB47 PACCS aircraft. I was became a crew chief and was a crewchief until they were deactivated. 09/13/2014 @ 16:26 [ref: 68654] |
REMY , CA | Lockbourne AFB, Columbus, Ohio 1960-1964 RAVEN 1 and IEW
The Cottontail Squadron. Remember Bill Sinn my AC real well.
We did a good job during the Cuban Missile Crisis - 1200 B-47s scattered everywhere ready to go. That was a close one. JFK saved the world with his diplomacy and SAC crews. 06/25/2014 @ 20:00 [ref: 68536] |
Remy, Dan Irvine, CA | Lockbourne AFB, Columbus, Ohio 1960-1964 RAVEN 1 and IEW
The Cottontail Squadron. Remember Bill Sinn my AC real well.
We did a good job during the Cuban Missile Crisis - 1200 B-47s scattered everywhere ready to go. That was a close one. JFK saved the world with his diplomacy and SAC crews. 06/25/2014 @ 19:59 [ref: 68535] |
Daniel Remy Irvine, CA | Lockbourne AFB, Columbus, Ohio 1960-1964 RAVEN 1 and IEW
The Cottontail Squadron. Remember Bill Sinn my AC real well.
We did a good job during the Cuban Missile Crisis - 1200 B-47s scattered everywhere ready to go. That was a close one. JFK saved the world with his diplomacy and SAC crews. 06/25/2014 @ 19:59 [ref: 68534] |
Daniel Remy Irvine, CA | Lockbourne AFB, Columbus, Ohio 1960-1964 RAVEN 1 and IEW
The Cottontail Squadron. Remember Bill Sinn my AC real well.
We did a good job during the Cuban Missile Crisis - 1200 B-47s scattered everywhere ready to go. That was a close one. JFK saved the world with his diplomacy and SAC crews. 06/25/2014 @ 19:58 [ref: 68533] |
Daniel Remy Irvine, CA | Lockbourne AFB, Columbus, Ohio 1960-1964 RAVEN 1 and IEW
The Cottontail Squadron. Remember Bill Sinn my AC real well.
We did a good job during the Cuban Missile Crisis - 1200 B-47s scattered everywhere ready to go. That was a close one. JFK saved the world with his diplomacy and SAC crews. 06/25/2014 @ 19:57 [ref: 68532] |
 
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