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Inside B-2 stealth bomber's top secret cockpit for first time in history
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Illegal Migrant Sets Fire To Woman On New York City Subway As Disturbing Video Goes Viral
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A Group Of Alpha Males Attack A Man Who Stabbed A Bar Employee, Chuck Chairs At Him
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Motorcyclist Almost Sees The Pearly Gates When A Car Almost Sends Him Flying Off And Overpass
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Body camera video of A Totally Sh*tfaced Real Housewives of Potomac, Karen Huger, star is WILD.
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Big Fat Lady Who Didn't Like The Portions At Chipotle Helped Herself Behind The Counter
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California Man Decapitates His 1-Year-Old Baby With A Knife
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It's a piece of military aviation engineering so secretive that the people who built it were routinely subjected to lie-detector tests.
An employee who attempted to sell information about it spent nearly 20 years behind bars.
The B-2 stealth bomber is such an important piece of the US Air Force's artillery, one has never been publicly put on display long-term.
Close-up glimpses of the aircraft are carefully stage-managed.
When it was first publicly displayed in 1988, the Cold War era threat of espionage and remained so intense that guests were not even allowed to see the rear of the craft.
