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82-1071 —

Submitted 3 years ago

2/6/2015 RedFlag 15-1 "Spirit of Mississippi"

45 of 82-1071 27 of B2A 9157 at KDFW

robin guess

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Gavin Hughes3 years ago

Think I'm beginning to get a better appreciation for the look of the B2. Great shot.

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Diana Rose3 years ago

A Great Angle.

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ken kemper3 years ago

Sleek Photo Robin..........

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Neil Klapthor3 years ago

Devilish looking aircraft...always reminds me of a bat.
Nice shot!

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Dale Sears3 years ago

Nice picture. This aircraft is all business !

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Jeff Long3 years ago

Flew that last 4 Aug 2005. Love the Beast!

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Richard Freytag3 years ago

Beautiful bird...my wife had the opportunity to work on the B2 with Boeing at Plant 42 in Palmdale CA. Great experience!

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adelma3 years ago

What an incredible contrast to the 'Warthog' shown in the previous picture. The variety of aerodynamic 'shapes' to satisfy a particular military mission is just awesome! (And that includes the 'BUFF'!)

Great shot of the B2!!

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ROBERT MILLS JR3 years ago

It should be noted that the flying wing design is the most efficient aircraft design.
Moreover, the popular tubular airframes with attached wings, vertical and horizontal stabilizers are grossly inefficient designs comparatively.
I've not studied or researched why all commercial aircraft are not flying wings.
I would assume, as a pilot and airplane fanatic, that most passengers like myself prefer the view outside while we're flying; and, that consideration affects profitability.

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