USAAF Strange Movements!

 Chagos Redeployment's?

With the arrival of the B1 and 2 USAAF bombers there has been a sudden change with the arrival of the original B-52 fleet and this maybe due to progress on talks with Iran over its nuclear developments that the U.S believe they can achieve peace with!

The truth may be that the United States have not as many aircraft as they claim that they have or they are scared of losing them for costly replacements?

But what ever is really going on many believe now that the President is playing TACO in chickening out of anything that costs too much or that he might lose out one when others by-pass him?

Invisible Bombers. Part-One.

From the B1 to the F35.

Being invisible is a fantastic advantage over enemy radar and it would seem that the U.S has lead the way in the development of black ops and ghost radar or dark aircraft. Despite having sinister names for the types and the projects, many by know may be out of date.

The B1 strategic long-range supersonic bomber is the first line defence for the U.S, backed up by the B2. The F117 was a state of the art fighter up to the Yugoslavian war of collapse, but this has now been replaced by advanced fighters such as the F35.

Perhaps in the forthcoming war with Russia we will see how these types really operate against the TU-160 Blackjack and Sukhoi Su-50, Mikoyan-Gurevich Mig-35.