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You spent most of your time running up and down the highway! I assumed you would be driving back with your Dad. It's good that you get to fly. Thanks for driving up here, I apologize for Stealth. What can I say! 
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Stealth is Stealth.
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Friday and Saturday was alot of driving that for sure. If I remember right I filled up somewhere along the way to Granbury, then again when I left Pats. I put a bunch of gas through that tank this week. Dad already spent a week of his vacation out here in March when him and my sis came down to find here a house so he couldn't stay all week. He stayed till Monday though.
Stealth is Stealth.
Stealth is Stealth.
The radar will locate him easily!......
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This is why I am Stealth. I build these......
and have built these.
You guys are stoooooopid.
and have built these.
Britannica Concise Encyclopedia: stealth
Any military technology intended to make vehicles or missiles nearly invisible to enemy radar or other electronic detection. Research in antidetection technology began soon after radar was invented. In World War II the Germans coated their U-boat snorkels with radar-absorbent material. By the end of the 20th century the U.S. had developed models of stealth technology, including the F-117 Nighthawk fighter-bomber and the B-2 Spirit strategic bomber. The aircraft featured surface materials and coatings that absorbed radar transmissions, faceted or rounded surfaces that reduced radar reflections, and shielded engine exhausts that reduced infrared radiation. Stealth technology has also been incorporated into the design of naval submarines and surface vessels.
Any military technology intended to make vehicles or missiles nearly invisible to enemy radar or other electronic detection. Research in antidetection technology began soon after radar was invented. In World War II the Germans coated their U-boat snorkels with radar-absorbent material. By the end of the 20th century the U.S. had developed models of stealth technology, including the F-117 Nighthawk fighter-bomber and the B-2 Spirit strategic bomber. The aircraft featured surface materials and coatings that absorbed radar transmissions, faceted or rounded surfaces that reduced radar reflections, and shielded engine exhausts that reduced infrared radiation. Stealth technology has also been incorporated into the design of naval submarines and surface vessels.
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