So did the A-12 Avenger actually fly??
Posted by Specialist-Ad-5300@reddit | WeirdWings | View on Reddit | 21 comments
Spotted over Kansas in April 2014. (2nd photo is fake)
Posted by Specialist-Ad-5300@reddit | WeirdWings | View on Reddit | 21 comments
Spotted over Kansas in April 2014. (2nd photo is fake)
SardaukarChant@reddit
B-21?
kick26@reddit
Nope. B-21 has not left the ground yet and they hadn’t awarded a contract for it back in 2014 when this photo was taken
Difficult_View_166@reddit
b-21 left the ground when you made this comment
SardaukarChant@reddit
Thank you. That is not a B2.
tomato432@reddit
B-2 on a training sortie
ParkerStanford@reddit
Doesn’t look like one at all
LucasTheUltimate@reddit
FR. They think it's possible to mistake the clear and iconic shape of the B-2 the shape of a literal flying triangle.
j2142b@reddit
Nope, it just made it to wood mock up stage. You can go see it at the Ft Worth Aviation Museum, I took some pics of it when I was there last year.
weirdal1968@reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/WeirdWings/comments/4bfvt7/mcdonnell_douglas_a12_avenger_ii_2bil_spent_and/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
j2142b@reddit
ToeSniffer245@reddit
Is the second photo an Ace Combat 6 screenshot?
Treemarshal@reddit
Nope, it's official A-12 Avenger concept art, IIRC.
SGTBookWorm@reddit
It appears to be
Hans_Grimm@reddit
Man I wish
Ragnarok_Stravius@reddit
I think that's a B-2, bro.
TacTurtle@reddit
Angle is wrong, B-2 would be flatter.
RumSwizzle508@reddit
It looks like the front nose angle is a little sharper than a b-2.
mysticgregshadow@reddit
B-2 has square cut outs in the wings that give ot a less triangular look and more “W”
Kroll_of_Dehetenland@reddit
But if you look closely you can see the W wtf...
mysticgregshadow@reddit
Im not trying to be skeptical but i do not see the obvious W shape where the engine’s should be on a b2, now this photo could be fake/stupidly low quality on purpose so idk
Ragnarok_Stravius@reddit
The resolution of the picture, alongside the fact there's a good amount of atmosphere between the aircraft and the photographer, could very well hide the tail end of the B-2.