Pentagon will unveil the new B-21 Raider
stealth bomber in the first week of December
- after cloaking development of the $639M
aircraft in near-total secrecy
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/20/2022 6:46:20 PM
The US Air Force will unveil its next-generation stealth bomber, the B-21 Raider, during the first week of December, lifting the tight cloak of secrecy that has surrounded the aircraft's development. Northrop Grumman and the Air Force confirmed the timeline for unveiling the B-21 on Tuesday, saying that it will offer an 'exclusive view' of the aircraft at the company's facility in Palmdale, California. The bomber, which will be nuclear-capable, will cost about $639 million per plane, and the Pentagon plans to buy at least 100 of them to complement and eventually replace the aging B-2 Spirit. 'The B-21 is the most advanced military
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Why not ask China for a photograph? Their knockoff might even be airworthy. The mockup shown is just a draft; it lacks the Gay Pride/BLM livery of the US version.