B-1 Malachor

B-1 Malachor
Bomber
National Origin		Sarconia
Production History
Designed
2145 - 2150
Produced
2150 - present
Designer		Kerbin Micro Electronics
Unit Cost		11,293,050 Aurid(√)
Number Built		XXX
Service History
In Service
2160 - Present
Used By		Sarconian Air Force
Aircraft Characteristics
Dry Mass		72,423kg
Length		16.6 m
Width		27 m
Height		3.1 m
Propulsion		6x Corain Motors PN-03-40 Turbofan Engines
Maximum Velocity		255 m/s
Operational Range		975 km

The Kerbin Micro Electronics B-1 Malachor is a Sarconian long-range, subsonic, low-observable heavy bomber. Designed by Kerbin Micro Electronics subsidiary, Phantom Systems, the bomber has been in service with the Sarconian Air Force since at least 2160 with rumored use as early as 2152.

Operational history

While never officially deployed in combat, there have been rumors that the Sarconian Air Force deployed the then-classified, B-1 Malachor, to conduct strikes against underground bunkers and command centers in Zeoul during the 2152 Zeoulian Rebellion. Unconfirmed reports suggest the B-1 was instrumental in quelling the rebellion. Though Sarconian officials never acknowledged the aircraft's involvement, several independent analysts and conspiracy theorists cite unusual aircraft sightings and strike patterns as evidence of its covert use. The B-1s rumored use during the rebellion remains one of the most debated conspiracies of the Zeoulian Rebellion.