Microwave, Toilet, Refrigerator: B -2 stealth inside bombers that fly 37 hours for Iran’s strike

Seven B -2 bombers were deployed for Operation Midnight Hammer to destroy three nuclear plants in Iran in almost radio silence. He flew out of the Whitman Air Force Base outside the Canasus City on Friday and flew for 18 hours to enter Iran. After demolishing his goals, B-2s were on the way to go back to their homes, non-speculative. The bombers filled the fuel in the mid-hoda several times, and as they are secretly bombers, they were almost invisible to the Orion radar.The B -2 bombers are equipped for such long -term flights. One pilot has enough space to lie while the other flies the aircraft. There is a toilet, a refrigerator and a microwave for snacks. B-2 first recorded service in 1997 and each cost more than $ 2 billion; The US Air Force has a 19 fleet of 19 after losing one in an accident in 2008. One of the most striking characteristics of B -2 is its unique design. Reducing a torso or tail, the aircraft is a flight wing, which requires highly accurate control of its surfaces. The B-2 with a crew of 172 feet and with a crew of just two pilots depends on automation to help complete long-term flights. 37 hours spent on the September 11, 2001 to attack Fordow, marked the longest B -2 bomber mission since the initial US attack in Afghanistan after terrorist attacks on 11 September 2001.There were layers of confidentiality and minute plan behind every stage of the operation. While the B -2 bombers moved towards the east, a decoy group of B -2 bombers moved towards the west. As soon as the attack was contacted by the attack, they joined a fleet of support planes and fighter jets. “B -2S is associated with escort and support aircraft, a complicated, tight -tight -tightly requires accurate synchronization in several platforms in a narrow piece of airspace, all is done with minimal communication,” General Daniel Cane, Chairman of Staff’s joint heads, said in Pentagon briefing. The lead B -2 bomber dropped two GBU -57 “Bunker Buster” sages on “Fordow first” on Fordow. “The remaining bombers hit their goals, as well, against two nuclear target areas with a total of 14 MOPs (large -scale ordinance),” said General Cain.