
Interesting footage of Air-to-Air Refueling of a B-2 from a KC-135.
As already explained, +20-hour missions, routinely flown by B-2 stealth bombers from Whiteman Air Force Base or RAF Fairford in UK (during an unusual overseas deployment), require several aerial refuelings.
Here’s how refueling a Spirit stealth bomber looks like from the KC-135 boomer’s point of view.
The video was filmed on Jun. 14 from a KC-135 of the 100th ARW (Air Refueling Wing) from RAF Mildenhall, over Corwall, England.
So…
… and if you so expert, why didn’t usaf appoint you as consultant?
The requirements to stealth a super-sonic highly maneuverable (9G+) multi-role fighter aircraft, and the requirements to stealth an inherently unstable sub-sonic Large Flying Wing whose primary concern is radar and heat signature invisibility.
could have followed technologly of bat- plane
that rumbling coasting roll is a nice factor to hear – the express – or long runs— no mufflers —down & dirty