A Paper Backing the B-21 Claims It's Smaller Than an Insect to Radar
In an essay advocating for large-scale acquisition of the B-21, a Washington thinktank claims unprecedented stealth for the new stealth bomber.
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In an essay advocating for large-scale acquisition of the B-21, a Washington thinktank claims unprecedented stealth for the new stealth bomber.
The Air Force needs a lot of B-21 Raider stealth bombers to wage a great power war against Russia or China in a crisis. That won't be an easy task.
It could be at least another generation before another bomber is developed and takes to the skies – and that is if the B-21 Raider doesn't end up being the last U.S. bomber to fly.
It could be at least another generation before another bomber is developed and takes to the skies – and that is if the B-21 Raider doesn't end up being the last U.S. bomber to fly.
While the B-21 Raider certainly could hit targets in both China and Russia, will the U.S. Air Force build enough of them if a war did break out?