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Picture of the Lockheed F-117A Nighthawk aircraft

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82-0806 (cn A.4031) The wing of american plane Lockheed... The plane was shot down at night on March 24 1999, during NATO bombing of Yugoslavia above village Budjanovci in Serbia (at that time still Yugoslavia). Th eplane was hit by the old-fashioned rocket system NEVA. The wing and some other parts of the plane F117-A Invisible (Stealth) are part of the permannet exposition at Air museum in Belgrade.

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A visitor from Croatia posted Sat September 5, 2009: Nice shot! I mean photo :)
A visitor from Croatia posted Sat September 5, 2009: It´s not invisible any more LOL :)
A visitor from - posted Sun March 22, 2009: I think those holes are not from bullets but from a missile's warhead. And according to their shape missile has exploded above and behind the plane.
A visitor from United States posted Sun January 25, 2009: Not too sure if the U.S. government was even in a position to allow or not allow it to be displayed. Nevertheless, this artifact is the "gift that keeps on giving" to whoever is displaying it as the RAM coating on the wings is very toxic!
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 5, 2007: I wonder if theU.S. government attempted to try to remove anything off of it before allowing it to be displayed? I also see a bullet hole in the wing.
A visitor from Serbia And Montenegro posted Tue November 13, 2007: Nice to see the structure inside of the wing.
A visitor from United States posted Sat November 10, 2007: Not something we Americans get to see that often. Good photo, and a good story behind it.

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