Those F-35B's are very stealthy.

das68

You can't make out a bloody one on that flight deck.

Gila

Probably because that's not a US aircraft carrier, so here ya go.  I found one hiding in the hangar bay, and they brought it up for you...

Fisheadgib

There's a wing of them here at Eglin and they're too noisy to be stealthy. I thing they're actually louder than F-4's or 111's.

das68

Gila said:

Probably because that's not a US aircraft carrier, so here ya go.  I found one hiding in the hangar bay, and they brought it up for you...

No need.

https://youtu.be/EnknJk5gYH4

They've been very busy training.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti_QOyYyUG0

And a first, also.

BAE Systems test pilot Peter Wilson makes history as he conducts the first ever shipborne rolling vertical landing (SRVL) on board HMS Queen Elizabeth.

  They will have a hook on it soon.

horselips

"Stealth" makes me wonder. Advocates say stealth jets are virtually invisible - they have the radar signature of a bird, not an airplane. Right. A bird flying at 700 MPH. Naw, that's not an American fighter - it's just a really fast …  bird. Tweet-tweet! WHOOOOOSH goes the Russian  S-400 AA missile, aimed right for that … really fast … bird. …………….BOOM! 

10canyon53

Suposedly because the radar return is the size of a bird the computer software edits it out of the radar display.  Of course I suppose it would be possible to tell the computer to flag any "birds" doing in excess of 200 knts.