[michigander]

Three Air Force planes buzz the parade route of the 115th Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena,
California on January 1, 2004. The United States began 2004 under extremely tight security in an effort to
thwart any terror attack on celebrations from New York to Las Vegas. The last big event of the U.S. New
Year celebrations -- the Rose Parade and football game in Pasadena -- was protected by video surveillance
cameras and two electronic sensors to detect biological agents in the Rose Bowl stadium. (Jim Ruymen/Reuters)

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CAPTION CLARIFICATION - CLARIFYING THAT AIRCRAFT WERE FLYING OVER FOR CEREMONIAL
PURPOSES AND NOT FOR SECURITY REASONS - Three U.S. Air Force aircraft fly over the parade route
as part the ceremonies of the 115th Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California January 1, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

CLARIFYING THAT AIRCRAFT WERE FLYING OVER FOR CEREMONIAL PURPOSES AND NOT FOR SECURITY REASONS

A B2 Stealth bomber!? That'd be one helluva security reason. Expecting Godzilla perhaps?

[Sergio]

Post 53 has the best angle to determine that it is indeed an F-22, (and not an F-15, as I thought from the other pictures), flying with a B-2 and F-117.

What you can't see are the other nine aircraft in trail that have their Romulan cloaking devices on. ;-)

Best Regards

Sergio