Скачать или смотреть Soviets Laughed At US Stealth Program, Until F-117 Flew 1,300 Sorties Without A Single Loss In 1991

When the U.S. began developing stealth aircraft, many Soviet generals dismissed it as expensive hype—arguing that radar would always “see” what mattered. Then came 1991. In Operation Desert Storm, the F-117 Nighthawk flew deep into heavily defended airspace, striking high-value targets night after night—racking up roughly 1,300 sorties without a single combat loss. This documentary breaks down the science behind radar evasion, the tactics that made stealth so deadly, and why Soviet air defense doctrine was suddenly playing catch-up.

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F-117, F-117 Nighthawk, Stealth, Stealth Technology, Radar, Radar Cross Section, Lockheed, Skunk Works, Desert Storm, Operation Desert Storm, Gulf War, 1991, USAF, Precision Strike, Air Defense, Soviet Union, Cold War, Military Technology, Aviation History, Declassified, Cold War Documentary, Cold War Stories

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