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It starts with a sound no NATO pilot wants to hear. A solid tone. A lock-on.
For twenty years, Western military doctrine has relied on one assumption: "We own the sky because they can't see us." But in military circles, there is a dark whisper: "Stealth is not an invisibility cloak."
Russia has spent billions building the S-400 Triumf system specifically to hunt American stealth fighters. They claim their "Nebula" radar can track an F-35 from 200 miles away. The Pentagon claims it can't.
Who is lying? And what happens when the physics of radar meets the geometry of stealth?
Welcome to Shadow Works. Today we run the simulation of a nightmare scenario: The S-400 vs. The F-35. We uncover the classified "Kill Chain" technology, the trap of low-frequency radar, and the overwhelming US response that would follow.
Timestamps:
0:00 The Nightmare Scenario (Cockpit View)
0:55 The S-400 Trap (Multi-Band Radar Explained)
2:10 The "Nebula" Secret (Low-Frequency Detection)
3:15 The F-35's Counter-Move (The Flying Quarterback)
4:30 Overwhelming Deletion (Electronic Warfare Response)
5:30 Conclusion: Why Static Targets Die
6:00 Next Time: Project Iceworm
Next on Shadow Works:
The war for the sky is fought with microchips, but the Cold War was almost fought with ice. Join us next time for Project Iceworm: The secret city built inside a Greenland glacier to hide 600 nuclear missiles.

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