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Stealth bombers use ranges in Hawaii, Alaska
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HONOLULU - More than 18,000 feet above the mountains on Hawaii's
biggest island, two B-2 stealth bombers drop six 2,000-pound inert
bombs on a training range below.
It's a scene being repeated monthly as the Air Force's sleek,
boomerang-shaped planes use Hawaii for target practice. The aim is
to make sure pilots are trained and ready to act if needed. The
bombers have been assigned to Guam to deter North Korea and to fill
gaps in the regional U.S. military presence created by deployments
to Iraq and Afghanistan.
"There are very few potential adversaries in the world that don't
understand and ...
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