Here’s What You Need to Remember: Unlike most of today’s bombers, the B-58 had a three-man crew: the pilot, navigator/bomber, and the weapon operator, who fired the Hustler’s single tail-mounted 20mm ...

Here’s What You Need to Know: The B-58 Hustler would never see combat. On Nov. 11, 1956, the first B-58 Hustler took flight. It would never see combat. An exotic, beautiful bomber designed for ...

The Convair B-58 Hustler roared into the U.S. Air Force arsenal in 1960, making history as America’s first operational supersonic bomber. Built at Convair’s Fort Worth factory, just steps from ...

The B-58’s eccentric landing and take-off characteristics made it difficult for pilots to master. When it comes to aviation-related feats, the United States has always been on top. From introducing ...