The time is right for the Air Force to invest in a new stealth bomber program because its fleet is too small for crisis response or for a long-term campaign in any place that has strong air defense and vital targets, according to a white paper to be released this morning. The white paper, The Case for a New Stealth Bomber, was produced by Rebecca Grant of IRIS Independent Research. Grant will present her case with retired Air Force Gen.…
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