Air Force's newest stealth bomber the B-21 Raider unveiled in Palmdale
Did you know that the Air Force's newest stealth bomber the B-21 Raider unveiled in Palmdale? It appears that this aircraft can evade detection even by sophisticated radars and air defense systems. After years of development in secret, America's newest nuclear stealth bomber is now making its public debut as part of the Pentagon's response to growing concerns about a potential conflict with China. The B-21 Raider is the country's first brand-new bomber in more than 30 years. Almost all facets of the program are secret. Only artist representations of the warplane have been made public prior to its unveiling at an Air Force base in Palmdale, California. The Raider was unveiled to the public in a closely controlled ceremony as dusk fell over the Air Force's Plant 42 in Palmdale . The three active bombers—the B-52 Stratofortress , the B-1 Lancer , and the B-2 Spirit —flew over the crowd to start the program. The B-21 was then partially dragged out of the building ...