B-52H Stratofortress Country of Origin: United States Images courtesy of the United States Air Force; click on image to display larger version

Specfications
Type: Strategic bomber	Manufacturer: Boeing
Armor Material: Aluminum alloy	Armor Thickness: n/a
Length: 48.03 m	Wingspan: 56.39 m
Weight: 221,350 kg (max takeoff weight)	Maximum Speed: 990 kph
Powerplant: 8 x Pratt & Whitney TF-33-P-103 turbofans	Thrust: 7718 kg each

Description
Threat Value: 44,165	OTV: 1952.76	DTV: 1097.73	MTV: 129,445.83
Size: 20	Default Size: 35	Crew: 6	Total Actions: 3
Cost: $38,644,760	Production Type: Mass Production		Lemon Dice: 4

Movement
Primary Movement Mode: Flight	Top/Combat/Stall Speeds: 33/27/10 (990/810/300 kph)
Secondary Movement Mode: Ground	Combat/Top Speed: 25/50 (150/300 kph)
Maneuver: -3	Deployment Range: 16,300 km

Electronics	Rating & Range	Armor
Sensors	+2 / 4 km, 40 km air	Light Damage	25
Communications	+2 / 25 km ground, 250 km air	Heavy Damage	50
Fire Control	0	Overkill	75

Crew

Pilot, copilot, navigator, radar navigator, electronic warfare officer, gunner

Perks
Name	Rating	Aux?
Autopilot		Y
Backup Communications
Backup Fire Control
Backup Sensors
Chaff/Flare Dispenser (1221 shots)	2	Y
Easy to Modify
Ejection System		Y
ECM	3	Y
ECCM	3	Y
Haywire Resistant
Improved Rear Defense
NOE Flyer
Refueling Equipment (intake)
Reinforced Chassis
Satellite Uplink
Stratospheric Flight (ceiling: 16 km)

Flaws
Name	Rating	Aux?
Large Sensor Profile	3
Requires Runway
Traceable Emissions	2

Defects
Name	Rating	Aux?
None

Weapons

Name

Code

Arc

S

M

L

EX

Acc

Dam

Qty

ROF

Special

Ammo

Internal bomb bay

HB

FF

0

0

0

0

-2

x20

1

+1

AE 1

27

External bomb racks

HB

FF

0

0

0

0

-2

x20

2

+1

AE 1

12 ea

M61 Vulcan

LAAC

FRr*

2

4

8

16

0

x8

1

+6

-

1272

Notes

* Fire Arc: Fixed Rear (treat as opposite of Fixed Forward). Since it is far more likely that the B-52 would be attacked by missiles than by cannon fire, most aircraft have had their Vulcan cannons removed (see leftmost picture at top of page). The gunner's seat remains in the cabin, however, and is often used by instructors. (Remove LAAC and ammunition, add Passenger Seat (1); modified TV: 44,370)