reported B-1B loadout missing or not propper modeled.

[Silver_Dragon]

New B-1B think maintain the old loadout of your old 3D models. I think has not take note about actual versions.

About weapons, menwhile has none plans to build nuclear ordnance, the actual missing of great quantity of conventional, guided weapons, and other special mission weapons as mines (pending implement by ED). Missing internal fuel tanks and some decoys as ALE-50 (Waiting F-16C?). About weapons configurations, check bellow. 

From "Americas Aircrafts" (August 2024).

B-1B Lancer Bomber
Man Rtng: 1.0/0.5 Damage Value: 76
Size/Signature: Large/Small Bombsight: Ballistic
Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D Inflight Refuel: B

Sensors: APQ-164 radar, 2nd Gen ES, 2nd Gen RWR
Throttle Setting/Speed in knots
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
Low: 460 560 610
Med: 460 620 650
High: 460 690 720

Ceiling: 15240 m Engine Type: TF
Cruise Range: 5505 nmi Int Fuel: 88450 kg
Additional Fuel Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Small Int Bay Tank 3790 kg 275 nmi
Int Bay Tank 8560 kg 625 nmi

Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 34020 kg

• 24 AGM-69A SRAM (1987, retired late 1990)
• 84 Mk82 (Jul 91)
• 24 Mk84 (1995)
• 30 CBU-87/89/97 (Apr 97)
• 30 CBU-103/104/105 (Jul 04)
• 84 Mk36 Destructor (Jul 91) or 12 Mk65 or 84 Mk62 Quickstrike (Apr 97) mines
• 24 GBU-31 (Mar 99)
• 24 AGM-158A JASSM (Aug 05)
• 24 AGM-158B JASSM-ER (Dec 14)
• 24 AGM-158C LRASM (Dec 18)
• 18 GBU-38 (2006) or 15 GBU-54 (May 12)
• Bay tank, 16 SRAM
• Bay tank, 8 SRAM, 8 B61 or 8 B83 nuclear bombs
• Bay tank, 56 Mk82 or 16 Mk84 or 20 CBU-87/89/97/103/104/105
• Bay tank, 56 Mk36 Destructor 56 Mk62 Quickstrike or 8 Mk65 mine
• Bay tank, 16 GBU-31 or 16 AGM-158A/B/C or 12 GBU-38 or 15 GBU-54
• 12 B28 or 12 B43 nuclear bombs (canceled)
• Bay tank, small bay tank, 8 AGM-86B ALCM or 16 AGM-129 ACM (canceled)

Remarks: In Svc: Oct 86
Nuclear hardened, reduce kill and damage radii by 1/3 from nuclear weapons. All weapons carried internally in three bays - each can carry a bay tank, rotary launcher (8 weapons) or conventional weapons Module (CWM). Integration of B28, B83 and cruise missiles canceled. Reduced radar signature.

• Rotary Launcher: 8 each - AGM-69A, AGM-158A/B/C, B61-7, B-83, GBU-31, Mk84. 4 each - Mk65 mine. Planned GBU-38/54 in future.
• CWM: 28 Mk82 or Mk36 mine or Mk62 mine; 10 CBU, 6 GBU-38 or GBU-54 (3 in aft bay).
• 1 Oct 86: At IOC, minimum altitude limited to Low altitude at 560 knots max by flight control system Poor serviceability - second rank maintenance.
• Mar 88: Terrain following radar operational. Due to flight control restrictions limited to TF flight with reduced fuel. Can only TF when with 1820 nmi range remaining.
• Jun 88 - Jan 92: All fitted to TF for last 3000 nmi. Training from 1989.
• 1990: EW to 3rd Gen J&D against AAM; 2nd Gen J&D against SAM/AAA.
• 27 Sep 91: Taken off nuclear ground alert.
• 1995: Radar fitted with improved SAR resolution (can bomb any sized target), Bombsight: Computing.
• 1 Oct 97: Removed completely from nuclear tasking.
• Mar 99 - Mar 03: Nuclear hardening and nuclear weapon capability removed. Full damage from nuclear weapons.
• Jan 99 - Aug 06: Fitted with ALE-50 towed decoy (4th Gen J&D).
• Jul 04 - Aug 06: Fitted to carry any mix of CWM and rotary launchers on same mission.
• Jun 05: CBU-105 WCMD tested against ships. All fitted with this capability 2006-07.
• 2008: NVG in use by this date.
• Jun 08-10: Fitted with AAQ-33 Sniper XR pod on external hp - add to any loadout.
• 15 Sep 11: GBU-54 tested against ships.
• 2013 - 16: Link 16 data link fitted.
• 18 Dec 18: AGM-158C operational at Ellsworth AFB with 34th and 38th Bomb Squadrons.
• To be fitted for 24 GBU-38, ADM-160C, and GBU-54.
• Feb - Sep 21: 17 retired. 45 remain.
• Planned to be fitted with GBU-72.
• 2032: Planned retirement date.

Edited February 8 by Silver_Dragon
Updated with last info.

[Northstar98]

As depicted the Lancer is a Block E, circa mid-to-late 2000s (owing to the addition of the hardpoint for Sniper XR), I can't find a definitive source for a date, but you can find images of it in testing, dated 2007, so probably no earlier than that.

In that case the B-1B should also have (ignoring weapons that DCS doesn't support, such as Mk 62 and Mk 65 Quickstrike mines, as well as the CBU-89/B GATOR):

• Up to 30 CBU-103 (10 per bay, on SECBM, as with the CBU-87/97) - planned to be introduced circa 2003.
• Up to 30 CBU-105 (10 per bay, on SECBM, as with the CBU-87/97) - planned to be introduced circa 2003.
• Up to 24 AGM-158A JASSM (8 per bay, on a MPRL, as with GBU-31 and Mk 84) - IOC by Feb 2006.
• Up to 84 Mk 82 AIR (28 per bay, on CBM, as with the Mk 82)
• Up to 3 2975 US gal additional fuel tanks (1 per bay).

Additionally, AGM-154C is incorrect for the B-1B as it's not a USAF weapon, instead it should be replaced with the AGM-154A. The GBU-38 is also not carried on a 28-station CBM (like the Mk 82), instead it should be carried on a 10-station SECBM(?), with 6 bombs per bay for the forward and intermediate bays and 3 in the aft bay for a total of 15.

[NineLine]

Thanks, guys, I will use the info found here https://www.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/104500/b-1b-lancer/ along with your additional information on these and fuel tanks in the bays and go from there. 

Here is what I have requested:
 

Leaving open for feedback, info and corrections. 

[Silver_Dragon]

Thanks, guys, I will use the info found here https://www.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/104500/b-1b-lancer/ along with your additional information on these and fuel tanks in the bays and go from there. 
Here is what I have requested:
 

Leaving open for feedback, info and corrections. 

I need update the first post with the last B-1B info (mid 2024). I put them when go to home today.

Enviado desde mi CPH2197 mediante Tapatalk

[Northstar98]

10 hours ago, NineLine said:

Thanks, guys, I will use the info found here https://www.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/104500/b-1b-lancer/ along with your additional information on these and fuel tanks in the bays and go from there. 

Here is what I have requested:
 

Leaving open for feedback, info and corrections. 

For the AGM-158 - that's the JASSM, which doesn't exist in any version in DCS (and the AGM-158C is the LRASM). Is that referring to the JSOW (where the B-1B does have access to the C, but not the A).

Edited January 3 by Northstar98

[Silver_Dragon]

Updated first post with last info.

[Northstar98]

On 1/3/2025 at 4:45 AM, NineLine said:

Thanks, guys, I will use the info found here https://www.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/104500/b-1b-lancer/ along with your additional information on these and fuel tanks in the bays and go from there. 

Here is what I have requested:
 

Leaving open for feedback, info and corrections. 

Sorry for the OT post, but would you consider doing the same for the S-3B? It's a bit different as we have 2 versions and technically speaking, only some weapons belong on one of the versions (and that version can only be used as a tanker), but for the rest of it all but one of the weapons already exist in DCS.

Edited January 18 by Northstar98