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Why US sends 3 B-2 plane to Asia-Pacific?? 

The U.S. Aviation based armed forces has sent three of its B-2 stealth planes on a sending to Asia and Pacific, the administration declared in a public statement Wednesday.

The $1.15 billion planes, which work out of Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, "will coordinate and lead preparing with associate and accomplice flying corps, and behavior a radio interchanges check with a U.S. air operations focus," said a discharge from U.S. Vital Command.

The sending comes in the midst of elevated strains with North Korea, which tried two short-run rockets on Thursday and recently guaranteed it has scaled down atomic warheads to fit on ballistic rockets. North Korea's activities come as U.S. what's more, South Korean powers conduct yearly military drills including a great many troops.

It likewise comes during a period of strains with China as Beijing states its cases over questioned ranges in the South China Sea by building framework, including harbors and airstrips on islands in the ocean and increasing its military vicinity.

"Late occasions show the proceeded with need to give predictable and valid air power all through the Indo-Asia-Pacific district," the leader of U.S. Pacific Air Forces, Gen. Lori J. Robinson, said in the official statement.

"Key plane organizations guarantee our capacity to venture power at once and spot of our picking and create solid interoperability with our provincial associates and accomplices," Robinson said.

Amid an appearance in Australia on Tuesday, Robinson approached that nation and others in the district to declare their rights to fly over the South China Sea.

"We would empower anyone in the district and around the globe to fly and sail in worldwide air space as per universal tenets and standards" the U.S. general was cited as saying by Australia's ABC News on the web. "We would energize all countries in the district to do only that, pretty much as the United States is doing."

Prior this month, the U.S. Naval force sent the plane carrying warship USS John S. Stennis and its strike bunch into the South China Sea, where Chinese ships worked close by, as indicated by the transporter's administrator.

The Air Force did not say where in the Asia-Pacific locale the three B-2s would be working or to what extent they would stay in the district.

B-2s have made arrangements to Andersen Air Force Base on the Pacific island of Guam lately, including last August. Also, in March 2013, a B-2 flew from Missouri and dropped latent weapons amid preparing practices over South Korea.

The U.S. Flying corps has 20 B-2 planes in its armada. The four-motor aircraft are flown by a group of two pilots and can convey both traditional and atomic weapons. They got to be operational in 1997.