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    B-2 Spirit demonstrates long-range strike capabilities in Indo-Pacific [Image 20 of 20]

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    A large flying-wing stealth bomber, consistent with the B-2 Spirit silhouette, is photographed on a tarmac at night. Ground crew personnel are visible beneath the aircraft, illuminated by bright work lights. The scene suggests pre-flight or post-flight maintenance and inspection activity.

    AMBERLEY, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA

    06.11.2026

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Hastings  

    509th Bomb Wing   

    A U.S. Air Force B-2 Spirit aircraft taxis on the flight line at Royal Australian Air Force Base Amberley, Queensland, Australia, during a Bomber Task Force deployment, June 11, 2026. The BTF deployment showcased the flexibility of strategic bombers and U.S. capability to generate combat power in the Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Hastings)

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    Date Taken: 06.11.2026
    Date Posted: 06.24.2026 20:45
    Photo ID: 9771612
    VIRIN: 260611-F-XP318-1298
    Resolution: 5123x3415
    Size: 2.02 MB
    Location: AMBERLEY, QUEENSLAND, AU
    Web Views: 88
    Downloads: 13

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    A military ground crew member is marshalling an aircraft at night using illuminated orange signal wands. The individual is wearing a camouflage uniform, a high-visibility safety vest, and hearing protection. Both wands are raised above the head in a marshalling signal position, with a large dark aircraft visible in the background.
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    A large flying-wing stealth bomber, consistent with the B-2 Spirit silhouette, is photographed on a tarmac at night. Ground crew personnel are visible beneath the aircraft, illuminated by bright work lights. The scene suggests pre-flight or post-flight maintenance and inspection activity.

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