The B-2 Spirit, one of the most advanced stealth bombers in the U.S. Air Force, has never been officially reported as lost due to hostile action. Despite rumors circulating online, all documented incidents involving the aircraft have been caused by accidents or technical malfunctions, not external threats.

A notable event took place on February 23, 2008, at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam. Moisture in the aircraft’s sensors led to incorrect readings during takeoff, resulting in a stall. The aircraft crashed shortly after leaving the runway, but both crew members were able to eject safely, highlighting the effectiveness of safety protocols in place for B-2 operations.

There have been occasional claims suggesting the B-2 was lost in conflict zones such as Serbia or elsewhere, but no credible evidence supports these stories. Military experts and official sources consistently confirm that these claims are unfounded and do not appear in verified reports or documentation from the U.S. Air Force.

Despite these rare incidents, the B-2 Spirit remains a key component of U.S. strategic operations. Each event has led to thorough investigations and improvements in aircraft systems, ensuring continued reliability and the safety of its crew while maintaining its advanced capabilities in modern aviation.