Whiteman Air Force Base

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.

The United States Air Force has announced there was an incident with a B2 Stealth Bomber this past weekend. It was damaged mid-flight and had to make an emergency landing in Missouri.

If a video is to be believed, there was a dogfight (sort of) between US fighter jets and UFO's over the middle part of Missouri. Call Mulder and Scully as The X-Files will certainly want to check this one out.

I'm not into fearmongering so I share this with a big emphasis that this is an event that I still find extremely unlikely to happen. But, I share because there's an updated list of what places would be most likely targets if a nuclear confrontation happened and there are Missouri and Illinois locations that are high on the list.

It was developed in secrecy, but it's a secret no more. The B-21 Raider stealth bomber is about to be unveiled officially and it's been confirmed that it will fly from Missouri.

This really isn't unusual if you live near Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, but it's not often they're captured on video. One Missouri person shared video of 2 stealth bombers that recently flew over their home.

A most unexpected place in Missouri has become known as one of the weirdest locations on Google Earth and I now understand why. A number of...strange things can be observed from above.

In regards to the B-2 Stealth bomber that crashed in Missouri, I have good news and bad news. The good news is there were no fires or injuries reported. The bad news is it costs $2 billion dollars.