F-35 And F-117 Spotted Flying With Mysterious Mirror-Like Skin
The Air Force’s F-117 and the Navy’s F-35C join the F-22 and the Model 401 as aircraft that have donned the mysterious metallic-looking coating.
The Air Force’s F-117 and the Navy’s F-35C join the F-22 and the Model 401 as aircraft that have donned the mysterious metallic-looking coating.
We have more on the ‘mirrored’ F-22 Raptor mystery that includes a historical connection and an official Air Force statement.
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The “retired” F-117s are ideal surrogates for cruise missiles, which have small target signatures, and threaten the U.S. and its interests abroad.
The officially retired F-117s are flying out of Fresno for training with resident F-15s and the Air Force is finally opening up about their mission.
While the “Dark Knights” appear to operate the remaining flyable F-117s, very little else is known about the shadowy unit.
The officially retired F-117 Nighthawks are busier than ever playing the role of stealthy bad guys.
The stealth attack jet may be known for its black attire, but the aircraft has flown in a number of schemes over the last four decades.
The F-117 has been cleared to refuel from the entire KC-135 force again 13 years since its “retirement” and 38 years since its first flight.
The small flying force of F-117s continues to come out of its secretive bubble and is now operating out of Nellis AFB in Las Vegas.