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The 14 pages that link to Stealth technology, each with the reason it gives.

• RadarRelated: It aims to reduce radar reflections reaching an opposing system.

• Air superiorityRelated: Reduced detectability can help aircraft operate where air defenses still impose serious risk.

• Military aviationRelated: Low observability can make aircraft harder for defenses to detect and engage.

• Fighter aircraftRelated: Low observability can let a fighter approach defended airspace with less warning.

• Radar cross-sectionRelated: Reducing radar cross-section is a central aim of radar stealth.

• Air-to-air missileRelated: Lower observability can delay the detection and tracking needed for a missile engagement.

• Flying wingRelated: A flying wing can support radar-signature control through smooth surfaces and aligned edges.

• Air superiority fighterRelated: Reduced detectability can help a fighter approach or attack before opposing forces can respond.

• Military aircraftRelated: Low observability changes how aircraft are shaped, coated, and employed against air defenses.

• Reconnaissance aircraftRelated: Low observability can help reconnaissance aircraft approach defended areas.

• DARPARelated: DARPA-funded research contributed to advances in low-observable aircraft design.

• Strategic bomberRelated: Low-observable features can help bombers penetrate defended airspace.

• Northrop B-2 SpiritNarrower topic: The B-2’s low-observable design applies stealth techniques across its shape, materials, and exhaust.

• History of radarCompared with: Radar’s spread prompted efforts to reduce the reflected signals by which it detects targets.