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March 27, 1999: The Only Time A Stealth Warplane was Shot Down
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7:04Now PlayingOn March 27, 1999, Lieutenant Colonel Dale Zelko of the US Air Force became the first pilot of a stealth fighter or bomber ever shot down, in fact, the only time a warplane with stealth capabilities has been shot down.
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