Editing Rockwell B-1 Lancer (section)

==Operators==
[[File:B-1 Lancer Night.jpg|thumb|A 28th Bomb Wing B-1B on the ramp in the early morning at Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota |alt=Front view of B-1 parked on ramp at night. Nearby yellow flood lights illuminate the area. In the background are buildings]]
[[File:B-1B Lancer On Display.jpg|thumb|A B-1B on public display at Ellsworth AFB, 2003 |alt=]]
[[File:rockwell b-1b lancer af86-103 landing arp.jpg|thumb|A B-1B arrives at [[Royal International Air Tattoo]] 2008. |alt=Gray aircraft before landing, flying left, with gears extended. Green grass make up the foreground. Buildings and communication towers are in the background.]]
{{See also|List of B-1 units of the United States Air Force}}

The USAF had 45 B-1Bs in service as of July 2024.<ref name=Aviationist_2024>{{cite web |url=https://theaviationist.com/2024/07/22/rage-resurrected-from-boneyard/ |title=rage resurrected from boneyard |date=14 July 2024 |access-date=16 October 2024}}</ref>

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  {{term|[[Air Combat Command]] 1992–2015}}
  {{term|[[Air Force Global Strike Command]] 2015–present}}
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   | '''[[7th Bomb Wing]]''' – [[Dyess AFB]], [[Texas]]{{unordered list
    | '''[[9th Bomb Squadron]]''' 1993–present
    | [[13th Bomb Squadron]] 2000–2005
    | '''[[28th Bomb Squadron]]''' 1994–present
    | [[337th Bomb Squadron]] 1993–1994
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   | '''[[28th Bomb Wing]]''' – [[Ellsworth AFB]], [[South Dakota]]{{unordered list
    | '''[[34th Bomb Squadron]]''' 2002–present
    | '''[[37th Bomb Squadron]]''' 1986–present
    | [[77th Weapons Squadron|77th Bomb Squadron]] 1985–95, 1997–2002
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   | '''[[53d Test and Evaluation Group]]''' – [[Nellis AFB]], [[Nevada]]{{unordered list
    | '''[[337th Test and Evaluation Squadron]]''' (Dyess AFB, Texas) 2004–present
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   | '''[[57th Wing]]''' – [[Nellis AFB]], [[Nevada]]{{unordered list
    | '''[[77th Weapons Squadron]]''' (Dyess AFB, Texas) 2003–present
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   | [[96th Bomb Wing]] – Dyess AFB, Texas{{unordered list
    | [[337th Bomb Squadron]] 1985–1993
    | [[338th Combat Crew Training Squadron]] 1986–1993
    | [[4018th Combat Crew Training Squadron]] 1985–1986
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   | 319th Bomb Wing – [[Grand Forks AFB]], [[North Dakota]] 1987–1994{{unordered list
    | [[46th Bomb Squadron]]
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   | [[366th Wing]] – [[Mountain Home AFB]], [[Idaho]] 1994-1996 (geographically separated at Ellsworth AFB, SD) 1997–2002{{unordered list
    | 34th Bomb Squadron
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   | [[384th Bomb Wing]] – [[McConnell AFB]], [[Kansas]] 1987–1994{{unordered list
    | 28th Bomb Squadron
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   | [[116th Bomb Wing]] – [[Robins AFB]], [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]] 1996–2002{{unordered list
    | 128th Bomb Squadron
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   | 184th Bomb Wing – McConnell AFB, Kansas 1994–2002{{unordered list
    | 127th Bomb Squadron
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   | [[412th Operations Group]] 1989–1992{{unordered list
    | [[410th Flight Test Squadron]]
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   | '''[[412th Test Wing]]''' 1992–present{{unordered list
    | '''[[419th Flight Test Squadron]]'''
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   | 6510th Test Wing 1974–1989{{unordered list
    | 6519th Flight Test Squadron
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