This issue explores the development of US supersonic bomber projects from the 1940s to the Cold War peak, focusing on aircraft like the B‑58, XB‑70, F‑111 and B‑1. It examines evolutionary design studies, experimental configurations and operational realities, highlighting innovations such as delta wings, variable geometry and Mach 2+ performance. The magazine also shows how missile threats, cost and doctrine shifts limited these ambitious aircraft.