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China's H-20 Stealth Bomber: If It Flies, the U.S. Loses a 37-Year Strategic Monopoly

Since the B-2 Spirit's first flight in 1989, the United States has held an uncontested monopoly on stealth bomber capability. China's H-20 program, despite a decade of delays and unconfirmed development setbacks, aims to end that era. Should it become operational, it would threaten U.S. rear bases from Guam to Hawaii and force American planners—for the first time—to solve the counter-stealth problem from the receiving end. Notably, the Pentagon's 2025 China military power report omitted all mention of the H-20.

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