B-1C Lancer II
Aircraft role	Strategic Bomber
Manufacturer	Rockwell International
Real-world origin	United States
AC installments	Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere
Primary operator	GRDF
Plane variant(s)	B-1B Lancer
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The B-1C Lancer II was a strategic bomber design proposed by Rockwell International in the 1980s and 1990s. The airframe's design in still the same, though its upgrades include the COFFIN system and newer avionics. The B-1C bomber is one of the last aircraft to use a variable geometry wing, which is well known thanks to the American F-14 Tomcat and European Tornado. It never came off the drawing board. The B-1C Lancer is the only bomber aircraft that can uses the modern COFFIN system for GRDF.

The GRDF deployed their B-1C Lancer II in early 2045 during operations against Neucom forces.

Related DevelopmentEdit

• B-1B Lancer