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===Bombers===
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Bombers are normally larger, heavier, and less maneuverable than fighter aircraft. They are capable of carrying large payloads of bombs, torpedoes or cruise missiles. Bombers are used almost exclusively for ground attacks and are not fast or agile enough to take on enemy fighters head-to-head. Some have a single engine and require one pilot to operate, while others have two or more engines and require crews of two or more. A limited number of bombers, such as the [[B-2 Spirit]], have [[Stealth aircraft|stealth]] capabilities that keep them from being detected by enemy radar. An example of a conventional modern bomber would be the [[B-52 Stratofortress]]. An example of a World War II bomber would be a [[B-17 Flying Fortress]]. An example of a World War I bomber would be a [[Handley Page O/400]]. Bombers include [[light bomber]]s, [[medium bomber]]s, [[heavy bomber]]s, [[dive bomber]]s, and [[torpedo bomber]]s.