This early Lancer meets visitors to the wonderful Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum near Ashland. It was the last B-1A built as used primarily as avionics test bed for B-1B program. The plane now looks like it is undergoing restoration as some of the normal paint has been removed to show the primer, resulting in this pseudo-camouflage effect.

The fourth and last B-1A built roars off after its Farnborough debut. It was actually taken out of mothballs for the purpose and was later retired to the USAF Museum at Wright Patterson where it is displayed in the original white livery

This third (of four) B-1A prototypes was actually the second to fly. It eventually went to the Wings Over The Rockies Air & Space Museum near Denver, Colorado.