The Convair B-58 Hustler was developed during the 1950s to provide the United States Air Force with a strategic bomber capable of delivering nuclear weapons at supersonic speeds. Designed by the Convair Division of General Dynamics, the aircraft featured a sleek delta-wing design, four powerful turbojet engines, and advanced avionics that enabled sustained flight at more than twice the speed of sound. Its revolutionary design pushed the limits of aerospace engineering and established new standards for bomber performance.
Entering service with the Strategic Air Command in 1960, the B-58 formed an important part of America’s nuclear deterrent during one of the most tense periods of the Cold War. The aircraft was intended to outrun and evade increasingly sophisticated Soviet air defenses through a combination of extreme speed and high-altitude flight. Although its primary mission was strategic nuclear strike, the Hustler also set numerous world speed, altitude, and distance records, demonstrating the remarkable capabilities of its design.
Rapid advances in surface-to-air missile technology eventually reduced the advantages of high-speed, high-altitude penetration, leading to the B-58’s retirement after a relatively short operational career. Despite this, the Hustler remains one of the most innovative bombers ever produced. Its groundbreaking technology, exceptional performance, and unmistakable appearance secured its place as one of the iconic aircraft of the Cold War and a milestone in the evolution of supersonic military 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.

















