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The B-2 Spirit, a strategic bomber in U.S. Air Force service, was developed for stealth nuclear and conventional attacks.

The latest US Air Force bomber, the B-21 Raider, is based on a visionary aircraft design that dates back to World War II.

The B-2 Spirit, a strategic heavy bomber in U.S. Air Force service, represents the pinnacle of stealth and precision attack capabilities. Originally designed during the Cold War to penetrate Soviet defenses with nuclear payloads, its role has since expanded to include conventional strikes.

Advances in stealth technology culminated in the F-117 Nighthawk, setting the stage for the B-2 Spirit's development. Despite its groundbreaking stealth capabilities, the end of the Cold War and cost overruns led to a reduced fleet of just 20 aircraft.

Our analysis of seeing the first B-21 Raider, nicknamed Cerberus, in the sky and from many new angles for the very first time.

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The US Air Force has unveiled its new B-21 Raider stealth bomber - the first new bomber for the service…

The B-2 bomber produced one of the best stealth weapons of all time. And yet, the program called for 75 bombers total, not the 20 we have today. The fall of the Soviet Union saw the numbers needed drop dramatically: Since its inception in 1947, the U.S. Air Force has been deeply invested in operating long-range strategic […]

Many defense writers have lamented the small number of B-2s procured. However, the B-2 cut was a ‘bet’ on a lack of great-power confrontation the Pentagon is probably thankful for today

Conventional or nuclear, the B-2 Spirit can handle almost any precision attack mission in any environment imaginable, located at practically any point on Earth.