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Book Description Cutaway drawings, weapon descriptions and cockpit details bring enthusiasts inside the top-secret world of Northrop's B-2 stealth bomber, describing the aircraft's complex features, detailing how they are designed and built, and explaining how they allow the aircraft to penetrate enemy air defenses undetected. In examining the B-2's evolving role from nuclear to multi-purpose bomber, Sweetman provides fascinating details about the bomber's smallest features, such as retractable antennae and lights that decrease its radar signature by as much as tenfold. About the Author(s) An internationally recognized expert on modern military aircraft, Bill Sweetman has also written the previous MBI titles Aurora: The Pentagon's Hypersonic Spyplane and F-22 Raptor, among others. |
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