The U.S. Air Force has shared significant updates on its new B-21 Raider stealth bomber program, highlighting that the aircraft is currently participating in testing, flying up to twice a week. Northrop Grumman has reported on the progress of the B-21, with three test aircraft ramping up their flight and instructional tests. As part of the latest announcements, the Air Force has confirmed Ellsworth, Whiteman, and Dyess Air Force Bases as future homes for the B-21 Raider, which is being recognized as the world's first sixth-generation warplane. The Pentagon has released new footage demonstrating the B-21's capabilities, showcasing the aircraft in flight. This comes alongside advancements in its flight testing and production strategies, affirming the readiness of the B-21 Raider for future combat.