B-52 certified to fly synthetic fuel blend.

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Secretary of the U.S. Air Force Michael Wynne on Aug. 8 at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., announced the completion of the Air Force's certification of Fischer-Tropsch fuel blends for the B-52H. Fischer-Tropsch is a process, named after its two inventors, for creating synthetic fuel. Wynne signed a certificate stating that a blend of Fischer-Tropsch and standard jet fuel is safe for operational use in all B-52H aircraft. Boeing supported the tests to certify the B-52 at the Oklahoma City Air Logistic Center, Tinker Air Force Base, Okla. Boeing's B-52 programs are based at its Wichita, Kan., facility.


So I'm thinking, what does a gallon cost, or by the pound.
And who's making the profit

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So I'm thinking, what does a gallon cost, or by the pound.
And who's making the profit

At the rate those things burn fual at and the hour they spend in the air some contractor is going to be a multi billionair, be intresting to dig into the power that be that get that meal ticket.