B-2 Bomber Test Results
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So even if the B-2 bomber was operating at 100% efficiency, it still wouldn’t be entirely invisible on a radar screen, but would appear to be a bird? I may just be naive, but wouldn’t any halfway competent radar operator be slightly suspicious of any “bird” coming straight at him at several hundred miles per hour? Don’t we have anything better to do with all that money?
MARK JONES
Sun Valley
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