Which aircraft flies the Conventional Bomb Module and how many conventional munitions can it carry?

Which aircraft flies the Conventional Bomb Module and how many conventional munitions can it carry?

• A. B-2 and 28
• B. B-1B and 28
• C. B-1B and 14
• D. B-52 and 28

Answer: (B)

The Conventional Bomb Module is a removable payload system built into the B-1B Lancer’s bomb bay that lets the aircraft carry a large number of conventional munitions internally, rather than on external pylons. This module on the B-1B can hold 28 conventional munitions, making it the aircraft configured to use the CBM and giving it a substantial internal conventional payload capacity. Other aircraft listed don’t use this same module configuration with the same capacity, so the B-1B paired with 28 is the correct pairing.

The Conventional Bomb Module is a removable payload system built into the B-1B Lancer’s bomb bay that lets the aircraft carry a large number of conventional munitions internally, rather than on external pylons. This module on the B-1B can hold 28 conventional munitions, making it the aircraft configured to use the CBM and giving it a substantial internal conventional payload capacity.

Other aircraft listed don’t use this same module configuration with the same capacity, so the B-1B paired with 28 is the correct pairing.