The Boeing B-47 Stratojet was developed during the late 1940s to provide the United States Air Force with a modern strategic bomber capable of carrying nuclear weapons deep into enemy territory. Designed by the Boeing Airplane Company, the aircraft incorporated advanced swept wings, six turbojet engines, and a streamlined fuselage inspired by wartime aerodynamic research. These innovations made the B-47 one of the most technologically advanced bombers of its era and influenced nearly every American jet bomber that followed.
Entering service with the Strategic Air Command during the 1950s, the B-47 became a cornerstone of America’s nuclear deterrent. Thousands of aircrews trained to maintain constant readiness as Cold War tensions intensified, with Stratojets standing alert around the clock to provide a rapid strategic response if required. Although it never conducted combat bombing missions, the aircraft routinely flew long-range training exercises, reconnaissance missions, and overseas deployments that demonstrated American air power across the globe.
The B-47 remained in frontline service until the arrival of more capable aircraft such as the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress. In addition to its bombing role, specialized reconnaissance and electronic intelligence variants gathered valuable information throughout the Cold War. The Stratojet’s advanced design, impressive performance, and influence on future aircraft secured its place as one of the most significant strategic bombers ever produced and a milestone in the evolution of jet aviation.
What’s Included:
- 12 1.5” square counter images
- 24 1” square counter images
- 36 .75” square counter images
- 40 .625” square counter images
- Numbered Images to assist with game organization and tracking
- Printable PDF format for personal gaming use
Each image size is contained on a ½ sheet.
- Enables users to save paper and print 2 types of aircraft on the same page.
- Print one set of aircraft images then reverse the page in the printer and print a second type of your choice on the same page.

















