Welcome to the #RAFLuton official Twitter account. To celebrate joining Twitter we have given our B2 Stealth Fighter "gate guardians" a clean #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/gEfVc5Dr2b
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Ah yes, there’s a sad tale here with the B2 on the right. As can be seen clearly, it suffered from stunted growth due to metal fatigue. It never grew enough to be deployed on ops, so spent its life as a B2 weapons load trainer as its pylons had fully developed.
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I can see them, are you sure you're looking hard enough? They are stealth after all
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1155 followers....
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That’s brilliant Mark
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I can’t believe how many followers it’s got
Oh I’m one of them 
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You are hardly secret. We've known about you since the 1980spic.twitter.com/6fSbmURgXf
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So proud of you all, beautiful part of Scotland, too.
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Spent 2 tours at Luton in the 60s flying Sopwith Camels as part of the UK airborne deterrent while the Vulcans at Waddo ran an elaborate deception campaign
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