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Air Force Global Strike Command report details January crash at Ellsworth Air Force Base .
Crash exposed "decadeal airmanship skills, a lack of discipline, poor communication, poor focus on regulations," report says.
B-1 was second of two bombers to land in quickly deteriorating winter weather in South Dakota .
All four crew members ejected and the $450 million warplane was destroyed.
There are about 45 B-1 bombers still flying, split between Ellsworth and Dyess Air Force Base in Texas .
After the crash Ellsworth ’s remaining bombers and their crews were temporarily relocated to Dyess for operation and training.
Just a month after the crash, the bombers were able to regroup and were responsible for the successful retaliatory strikes on 85 Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps targets in Syria .
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