What if a Single B-2 Bomber Time Travelled to Germany During WW2



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What if a single B-2 Bomber suddenly time-traveled to Nazi Germany during World War II? In this thrilling video, we explore how the most advanced stealth bomber in history could completely alter the course of the war. Buckle up for an intense, alternate reality full of twists, strategy, and chaos!

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33 thoughts on “What if a Single B-2 Bomber Time Travelled to Germany During WW2”

  1. there are now not 19 B2. They made 21 of them. 1 was/is just for testing. 1 got destroyed. And there are still 19 in use. last known combat was 10.16.20024. And there is none called Nightshade. you said it was on a routine flight over arizona, so it could be the "spirit of Pennsylvania" wich is stationed in california. (the one for testing) so there would be still 19 left if "nightshade" disapeared.

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  2. This is interesting but JDAM would not be so accurate without GPS. One hopes they have enough fuel to make the run. B-17s would normally not fo night missions…as the Brits did that. Their would be very few Me-109 nor Fw-190…outside of Wild Boar operations as they were poor night fighters. Me-163 were daylight operation only and with 7-8 minutes of flight time..not so prevalent. A better choice would be the Me-262 or the Heavy Fighter version of the Ar-234.

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  3. No first move away from. The bomber group so no one could see second start to figure out how to target a GPS guided missile with out GPS. Next circle around to stay away from any airborne targets next. Get in attack range . This is where it possible could be seen. The hard part would be do they know exactly where the bunks is

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  4. You accounted for most things here (i know its fantasy) except, do all US pilots happen to know the coordinates of Hitler's secret underground bunker? How would they know where to fire?

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  5. a B-2 taking off from England could have ended the war with Germany and the war with Japan in one flight with two bombs.

    Of course, there would be no fuel for the return trip so you would need to send a KC back with it.

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  6. The Nazis would be more than capable of detecting the b-2 on their radars. the British and Germans used long wave radar, which stealth aircraft can be easily detected by, as apposed to short wave radar. short wave radar is what is most common on modern jets due to their smaller size.

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