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On March 12, 2010, the article says "The Air Force plans to retire the F-117 between 2006 and 2008." I will update.
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The F-117 has performed admirably in the [[Persian Gulf War]], and in [[Afghanistan]]. During [[Operation Desert Storm]], the "Wobblin' [[Goblin]]s (named thus because of their unsteady, wobbly flight) operated from the [[Nevada]] [[desert]], relying on [[KC-135]] tanker aircraft to strike [[Iraq]].  They were the only coalition aircraft to bomb [[Baghdad]].  Only one has been lost in combat.  It was shot down by Serbian artillery during the [[Kosovo]] campaign in 1999.  
 
The F-117 has performed admirably in the [[Persian Gulf War]], and in [[Afghanistan]]. During [[Operation Desert Storm]], the "Wobblin' [[Goblin]]s (named thus because of their unsteady, wobbly flight) operated from the [[Nevada]] [[desert]], relying on [[KC-135]] tanker aircraft to strike [[Iraq]].  They were the only coalition aircraft to bomb [[Baghdad]].  Only one has been lost in combat.  It was shot down by Serbian artillery during the [[Kosovo]] campaign in 1999.  
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The Air Force plans to retire the F-117 between 2006 and 2008. No new pilots will be trained on that aircraft afterwards.  It will be replaced by the [[F-22 Raptor]], and the funds used to maintain it will go to the Raptor instead.   
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The Air Force retired the F-117 on April 22 2008 and replaced it with the [[F-22 Raptor]].   
    
Type: Stealth light bomber
 
Type: Stealth light bomber
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