It looks very stealthy. Another German inspired stealth fighter.
I found another video of the B-21.The images released by the USAF bear almost no resemblance to this “photo”. As a matter of fact, the Pentagon is bending over backward to disclose nothing about the air intakes and exhaust that are located on the top of the fuselage.
So, what member DanH posted up above is true. The government is keeping a lid on it, correct? Do you have any insight on it Astro?There’s a lot of stock B-2 footage and ordnance loading, with computer generated narration, but no B-21 footage in that video.
I would seem to agree with you from only the videos I have watched.Aviation Week has run several articles. It’s a flying wing. Similar in size to the B-2. More stealthy. Better performance.
I don’t recall pictures of the actual airplane.
It’s evolutionary, not revolutionary.
Here’s the latest (July 6) “Artist Rendering” of the airplane from USAF.
Doesn’t reveal much...
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That would be quite the feat considering the bomber hasn’t even flown yet and isn’t scheduled to be fielded for five years.My Nextdoor neighbor is a B1 pilot, he says his wing is getting the new bombers in 6-9 months.
I found another video of the B-21.
I believe that construction for B-21 Raider facilities (hangars, etc.) begins in 6-9 months. Perhaps that’s what the neighbor meant. Starting to get ready. Not actually receiving the airplanes.That would be quite the feat considering the bomber hasn’t even flown yet and isn’t scheduled to be fielded for five years.
You're probably correct, I was only going on what the poster stated.I believe that construction for B-21 Raider facilities (hangars, etc.) begins in 6-9 months. Perhaps that’s what the neighbor meant. Starting to get ready. Not actually receiving the airplanes.