On the outbreak of the Third World War, the B-2 stealth bomber was tasked in reconaissance and bombing missions deep in Russian territory until it was shot down by Soviet anti-air defenses. It crashed landed near the Soviet industrial center of Murmansk. The pilots, however, were captured by the Soviets. Its current exploits are unknown whether they were mass produced for combat support or disbanded for another prototype aircraft.
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