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It's only a matter of time before these bad boys land in Missouri. The US Air Force's deadly new stealth bomber, the B-21 Raider, just successfully took flight for the first time and there's video to prove it.

Let's hope this scenario remains science fiction and/or the plot line for made-for-TV movies. A new video theorizes why Missouri would be one of the first prime targets if the Russians ever decided to try and take us out with nukes. Let's explore why.

The rest of the world is mystified, but we in Missouri know exactly what's going on. It's an image that was captured by Google Earth that shows something unreal that is actually very real and, yes, it is in the heart of Missouri.

It was for a scenario that fortunately never happened in real life, but there was a time when stealth bombers in Missouri were doing practice runs in the event that they were needed to attack North Korea. New audio reveals what those practice runs were like.

When you live in one certain part of Missouri, you can't count on the fact that the sound of thunder means there are storms nearby. One Missouri man shared video that proved this point by showing what it really was in the sky above him.

Thanks to a recent movie, atomic bombs and nuclear weapons are back at the forefront of conversation. There's a new target map for 2023 and a recent simulation which shows why Missouri would be a prime target if the worst-case scenario of nuclear war happens.

This is a need-to-know basis and the Air Force would like you to know that you don't need to know. The B-2 stealth bombers that were grounded for 5 months after an accident have finally taken to the air again, but don't ask why.

In case you didn't know, there's always someone watching. Almost nothing is secret anymore and there's more proof of that on Google Maps as a crash of a B-2 Stealth bomber in Missouri is still visible for anyone that wants to see.

Never underestimate Missouri's ability to surprise you. This is a perfect example. What do you think is the strangest thing on Google Earth? Give yourself a pat on the back if you said that it's what lies at the bottom of a Missouri swimming pool.

You might want to sit down for this one. It's the tale of an airman stationed in Missouri who claims he was ambushed by a pack of dogmen in a state park 30 years ago. This is not a tall tale, but one that he swears is absolutely true.