B-2 Spirit

The B2 is not "invisible" to radar but has reduced visibility meaning if it flew over a radar site it will be detected however its reduced visibility means it can create corridors between the radar sites in which it sneaks through, but the days of this system is numbered due to its huge build and maintains cost.

Its abilities are misjudged as people think it fly's alone into the warzone when in fact the B2 is protected by a small army of non stealth aircraft all the way in and out of the theatre. The reason why they are used is due to the payload they carry, and even with the protection crafts the delivery is much greater than the equivalent number of conventional fighters. Soon the B2 will be retired in favour for long range stealth cruse missiles which has already become a reality for the Night Hawk.

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For one, ancient radars cannot pick up a signal from this plane if modern radars cant. NO one has ever heard of this, and no B2 bomber has every been damaged in war, the only loss is when one crashed during takeoff due to the stupidity of the technicians who did not calibrate the sensors. That brings the total number of B2's ever made from 21 to 20. None have ever been spotted. If one is spotted somehow, the probability that there is a missle already heading towards them is 0.99.

When you say NO one, you mean Americans. Don't qualify your country as the entire world. I am telling you what has been reported, and there is an article about it as well. Second, it has been spotted, and it has been tracked by a 70's era radar which has been modified. Third, make no mistake about it, modern S-300 and S-400 radars can detect and track airborne objects with a lot smaller RCS then the B-2 bomber. This has been proven in numerous tests of the above radar systems.

Northop Grumman tests this plane through intensively with every sort of air detection and defence system the US has. The military tests the plane throught intensively. It is NOT possible for radar to pick it up, the shape and material of the plane will deflect and absorbs the signals. What your saying is litterally impossible to happen. Radar is weak and just cannot pick up things liek that. If it could, this plane would a pretty useless plane. It doesnt make sense. What they saw, was not a b2.

Maybee they saw something different, but this guy Zoltan Dani is very reliable, as he has been in other instances. However, Grumman does not have S-400, as the best they can do is Patriot system, far weaker and less sophisticated then S-400 and now even S-500. Again, im just telling you what has been reported in the field and in tests. Also, i don't think its useless as not everyone can affort an S-400, and even then it takes a very skilled operator to spot it from the background noise.

Yea, but wasnt the S-400 Triumf only deployed into the russian army in 2001?. I dont think modified 70's era radar could possibly be reflected of this plane though. Thats as crazy as saying a bullet will bounce back from a foam target. The thing eats radar for breakfast..