Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The WS-125 was a proposed super long range strategic bomber, designed in the United States during the cold War as a Nuclear-powered aircraft and was scheduled to be named as B-72.In 1954, the USAF issued a weapons system requirement for a nuclear-powered bomber, designated WS-125. In 1956, GE teamed up with Convair (X211 program) and Pratt & Whitney with Lockheed in competitive engine/airframe development to address the requirement.In 1956, the USAF decided that the proposed WS-125 bomber was unfeasible as an operational strategic aircraft. Finally, after spending more than 1 billion dollars, the project was cancelled on March 28, 1961."@en }
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- WS-125 abstract "The WS-125 was a proposed super long range strategic bomber, designed in the United States during the cold War as a Nuclear-powered aircraft and was scheduled to be named as B-72.In 1954, the USAF issued a weapons system requirement for a nuclear-powered bomber, designated WS-125. In 1956, GE teamed up with Convair (X211 program) and Pratt & Whitney with Lockheed in competitive engine/airframe development to address the requirement.In 1956, the USAF decided that the proposed WS-125 bomber was unfeasible as an operational strategic aircraft. Finally, after spending more than 1 billion dollars, the project was cancelled on March 28, 1961.".
- Q4017066 abstract "The WS-125 was a proposed super long range strategic bomber, designed in the United States during the cold War as a Nuclear-powered aircraft and was scheduled to be named as B-72.In 1954, the USAF issued a weapons system requirement for a nuclear-powered bomber, designated WS-125. In 1956, GE teamed up with Convair (X211 program) and Pratt & Whitney with Lockheed in competitive engine/airframe development to address the requirement.In 1956, the USAF decided that the proposed WS-125 bomber was unfeasible as an operational strategic aircraft. Finally, after spending more than 1 billion dollars, the project was cancelled on March 28, 1961.".