BREAKING: Is the "Dorito" an electromagnetic attack aircraft? Bill Sweetman thinks so.
Is the "Dorito" an electromagnetic attack aircraft? Bill Sweetman thinks so. By Steve Douglass For aviation enthusiasts, the story of a mysterious triangular aircraft nicknamed the “Dorito” has been quietly unfolding for more than a decade. Veteran defense writer Bill Sweetman suggests that this is no ordinary plane. According to him, it could be a highly classified U.S. Air Force electromagnetic attack aircraft — a stealthy platform designed not to drop bombs, but to slip deep into enemy airspace and blind radar systems before other aircraft even arrive. The saga starts back in 2014. Over Kansas , amateur photographer Jeff Templin spotted a single silent triangular aircraft performing sharp S-turns in the night sky. Its straight trailing edge and angular form were unlike anything conventional, hinting at a next-generation black project. Around the same time, over Amarillo, Texas , this journalist and aviation photographer captured three unusual aircraft in fo...
