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Air Force's B-21 Raider Making More Test Flights

Inside the Air Force's B-21 Raider Bomber's Unique 'Weakness'

The B-21 Raider, set to replace the B-2 Spirit, recently completed its maiden flight and is slated to join the U.S. Air Force within a few years. This next-generation stealth bomber promises advanced deep penetration capabilities to counter modern air defense systems.

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U.S. Air Force gives update on new B-21 stealth bomber: "Nobody on the planet can do what we're doing"

Currently, the stealth bomber remains in the test flight stage, and is doing two such flights a week, according to Thomas Jones, the Northrop Grumman Aeronautics Systems sector president. A photo shared by the Air Force shows one of the bombers during flight testing.

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Air Force's B-21 Raider Making More Test Flights as Service Eyes 2 New Basing Locations

Whiteman currently houses the B-2 Spirit bomber. Dyess, like Ellsworth, hosts the B-1 Lancer bomber. The B-21 Raider, which was unveiled in late 2022, will eventually replace both the B-2 and B-1 fleets.

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The B-21 Raider Might Have 1 Serious Fatal Flaw

The U.S. Air Force is accelerating production of the B-21 Raider, its next-generation stealth bomber intended to replace the ...

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The B-21 Raider Bomber Has 2 Problems That Can't Be Solved

The B-21 Raider, poised to replace the aging B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, faces criticism for its high cost and potential ...

Dyess AFB selected as 3rd base to receive B-21 Raider

As the United States Air Force prepares to welcome the next generation of bombers, Dyess Air Force Base has been selected as ...

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PAK DA Stealth Bomber Pushes Russia's Military Ambitions to New Heights

Russia's highly anticipated strategic bomber, the PAK DA, is set to make waves on the global stage. Designed by the Tupolev ...

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Congressman Alford Words To Brings More Bombers To Missouri

With more B-21s in production . . . Congressman Alford wants Missouri to host the advanced military tech and the HUNDREDS IF NOT THOUSANDS OF JOBS that will follow.

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