US Air Force Sends 2 B-1Bs On Mission In South China Sea

US Air Force has sent two B-1B Lancer bombers in South China Sea on May 26 as part of a Bomber Task Force mission.

“2 B-1Bs from Dyess AFB conducted a mission in the South China Sea on May 26 as part of a Bomber Task Force mission, showcasing their ability to fly, sail, & operate anywhere international law allows, at the time and tempo of our choosing,” US Pacific Air Force tweeted on Wednesday.

JUST IN: 2 B-1Bs from Dyess AFB conducted a mission in the South China Sea on May 26 as part of a Bomber Task Force mission, showcasing their ability to fly, sail, & operate anywhere international law allows, at the time and tempo of our choosing. #ReadyAF
📷 by SrA River Bruce pic.twitter.com/D2uMNh3875

— PACAF (@PACAF) May 26, 2020

These missions demonstrate ability of US Air Force to hold any target at risk, anytime, and anywhere in the world.

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