The American bombers B-2, who attacked his nuclear facilities Iranit is one of the “invisible” US warplanes, with just a few images from the inside leaked to the media.
The US Air Force has given a few the opportunity to take a look at the cockpit, where B-2 Spirit pilots are trained to perform confidential bombardment raids.
Documentary director Jeff Boltonhe had the opportunity to get in a B-2 in 2019, as he took off from the Whiteman Air Base outside the Kansas City of Missouri-the first time a journalist had the opportunity to get into the bomber.
Whiteman air base -headquarters of the B -2 fleet -was the point where All seven bombers took off for the 37 -hour raid on the uranium enrichment installation in Fordo, Iran last Saturday (21.06.2025).
Bolton recorded in a short video, his experience as he was flying over the American airspace, with the director’s camera making a panoramic shot of the aircraft’s complex board.
The bombers They were in service in 1997 and each costs over $ 2 billion.
US Air Force It has a fleet of aircraft and is the only US aircraft capable of throwing GBU-57 Bunker Buster bombs weighing 15 tonnes.
Before boarding the B-2 Spirit cockpit for missions that can last over 40 hours, pilots are undergoing weeks of preparation that focus not only on flight plans but also on what they will eat. The bombers are equipped with toilets, microwaves and usually a snack refrigerator To make life more comfortable for pilots who were “stuck” in the cockpit for the 37 -hour trip from Missouri to Iran and back.