U.S. Air Force Testing Joint 'Stealth Attack' Operatons Involving Bombers, Drones, And Fighters

A B-2 Spirit prepares to receive fuel from a KC-135 during a mission in the European Theater supporting NATO Operation Allied Force - file photo. (U.S. Air Force photo by SSgt Ken Bergmann)

Fox News/Warrior Maven: Air Force bombers, drones and fighters test joint 'stealth attack' ops

These include the B-2, F-35 and famous, yet mysterious “Beast of Kandahar,” the stealthy RQ-170 drone.

The U.S. Air Force is preparing for a “stealth war” against advanced enemy air defenses with a group of integrated airplanes and drones. These include the B-2, F-35 and famous, yet mysterious “Beast of Kandahar,” the stealthy RQ-170 drone.

It was part of what an Air Report called a “Large Force Test Event” (LFTE) intended to explore “yet-to-be-deployed” technologies such as software, weapons and tactics in a warfare scenario.

“This LFTE assessed the tactics and viability of the F-35 to provide enhanced SEAD [Suppression of Enemy Air Defense] support to LO [Low Observability] platforms, including the B-2 and RQ-170, within an operationally realistic environment,” the service report states.

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WNU Editor:  More evidence that the future of air warfare is all about stealth.

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