How B-2 Bomber Crews Sleep While Cruising 30,000 Feet In The Air
Although it's not easy to sleep mid-flight with so many tasks at hand, B-2 bomber crews must find a way during their extremely long missions.
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Although it's not easy to sleep mid-flight with so many tasks at hand, B-2 bomber crews must find a way during their extremely long missions.
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