Definition
Design features that reduce a military platform's detectability by radar, infrared, or other sensors. It's basically the military equivalent of becoming invisible, except not actually invisible.
Example Usage
The F-35 uses stealth technology to avoid enemy radar detection systems.
Origin
Advanced military aerospace engineering, developed from 1970s onward
Fun Fact
Stealth aircraft cost three times more than conventional aircraft but are worth it if they don't get shot down.
Source: U.S. Air Force Aviation Technical Specifications
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