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Air Combat (Alexandria, Va.: Time-Life Books, 1990), 40, 41.

345

Steven J. Zaloga, Soviet Air Defence Missiles (Alexandria, Va.: Jane's Information Group, 1989), 222-25.

346

Bill Sweetman and James Goodall, Lockheed F-117 (Osceola, Wis.: Motorbooks, 1990), 18, 19.

347

Robert and Melinda Macy, Destination Baghdad (Las Vegas: M&M Graphs, 1991), 41.

348

Jay Miller, Lockheed F-117 Stealth Fighter (Arlington, Tex.: Aerofax, 1990), 7.

349

'We Own the Night,' Lockheed Horizons (May 1992), 6–9.

350

Ben R. Rich and Leo Janos, Skunk Works (New York: Little, Brown, 1994), 26–31. Ironically, at the time the 'F-19' kit came out, the author made the comment, 'This thing better not be disk- shaped, or the air force will never be able to explain it.'

351

'Northrop's 1976 Stealth Fighter Proposal Featured Faceted Body with Overhead Inlet,' Aviation Week and Space Technology (February 10, 1992), 23.

352

'Declassified Photos Show 'Have Blue' F-117 Predecessor/Mvzafr'o/z Week and Space Technology (April 22, 1991), 30.

353

Jay Miller, Lockheed's Skunk Works: The First Fifty Years (Arlington, Tex.: Aerofax, 1993), 161.

354

Rich and Janos, Skunk Works, 34–36.

355

Miller, Lockheed's Skunk Works, 159, 163.

356

Jim Cunningham, 'Cracks in the Black Dike: Secrecy, the Media, and the F-117A,' Airpower Journal (Fall 1991), 17.

357

'Lockheed California Co. Is Developing a Small Fighter Intended to Demonstrate Stealth, or Low Signature Technologies,' Aviation Week and Space Technology (August 2, 1976), 11.

358

John W. R. Taylor, ed., Jane's All the World's Aircraft (London: Jane's Yearbooks, 1978), 326.