B-2 'Spirit' Stealth Bomber

Multistatic radar ?

Not a surprise. Most of the stealth consists in boucing the signal in other directions. Having a strong radar source with other passive radar triangulating the signal is a very good way to have an early warning system. Jamming is almost impossible.

The bad point however is that ot doesn't allow launch of missiles.

With enough radar stations listening it should be possible to triangulate the location of the target... especially a system like some of the Russian ones like NEBO that uses multiple radar in different frequencies that use the advantage of the different frequencies together to spot targets they couldn't detect on their own.

Think of it like using a thermal imagers view overlayed with a day time digital video view so warm targets are highlighted... so a man wearing camouflage will stand out in the IR range so he will glow, but in normal visible light he might be heavily camouflaged yet still stand out because of his temperature compared with the background temp.

Combinations of frequencies should allow detection and tracking with accuracies that an IIR missile with a datalink could be launched to the general location and with its own seeker find and take on the target.

A US Air Force B-2 strategic bomber after an emergency landing and a fire on the runway at Whiteman Air Force Base on December 11.

They need to destroy the B2 to get money for the B21. Nice job Lockeed & Martin !!! Biden is proud of you.

They need to destroy the B2 to get money for the B21. Nice job Lockeed & Martin !!! Biden is proud of you. yes sir

Ah yes, justification to increase those procurement numbers.

So true.