F-117 took part in convert operation in Syria

>F-117 took part in convert operation in Syria

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Why would you need a stealth aircraft to bomb ISIS in Syria, seeing as we had no problem clearing things with the Russians and SAA to do so?
Unless, of course, we were bombing the guys fighting isis. Great work, DoD!

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Zero evidence.

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>Reputable
>Dutch
Nah I'll pass.

wasnt this retired in 2008?

>Back in 2017, and not published by any other source so far, Scramble received very reliable information that at least four F-117s were deployed to the Middle East as an operational need emerged for the USAF to resurrect the stealth F-117 for special purposes. One of the deployed aircraft was involved in an in-flight emergency and landed far away from its temporary home base that was likely located in Saudi Arabia, the UAE or Qatar.

>During this extremely covert deployment the four Nighthawks flew missions over Syria and Iraq with Small Diameter Bombs (SDBs).

So they had to divert to the Jordanian base where a Dutch F-16 detachment was based.

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Why are they claiming three downed