HI everyone, you can see where the US B2 came from,nats

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/new...urse-of-history.html

Very impressive ! Hard to imagine that they were so advanced technologically.
No wonder why so many of their scientists were hired by the Allied forces after the war.

An idea that many persued in the interwar years. Here is Jack Northrop's pre war N-1M at the air & Space museum.

Dave

I remember that in the old war of the worlds movie they used USAF footage of the yb 49 or so least thats what I think the wing was. here is newsreel footage of a test flight. I also remember when the the B1's were deployed up here we would drive to the country and set in the back of the truck and watch them come in to land at the grand forks AFB. They were a sight but that was in the 80's.
Bret Van Sant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwgqYUoWCTg

A fantastic concept, indeed originated from German minds - To say the B-2 "came from" this is a bit of a stretch though.
You can point to any rocket, jet or swept wing aircraft and say the same, nothing more than an abstract generality.

Sorry just reminiscing about some good beer drinkin days when we would go watch planes go on low fly maneuvers. I'll make a note for you next time
Bret

Here some more Wunderwaffe including this Horten HO-IX bomber: