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WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE, Missouri (CNN) -- Pentagon officials said Thursday there were indications that a pair of B-2 stealth bombers were flying over Yugoslavia on the second day of NATO's Operation Allied Force.

Two of the batlike warplanes were said to have performed very effectively Wednesday -- dropping 32 tons of precision-guided munitions on targets throughout Yugoslavia -- on the B-2's first-ever combat mission.

Those history-making planes and their pilots have returned to their home base.

Pay a visit to Whiteman Air Force Base and take a closer look at the revolutionary aircraft featured in this video report.

• CNN - B-2 stealth bombers make combat debut - March 24, 1999
• CNN - B-2 bombers' home base celebrates stealth combat debut - March 25, 1999
• CNN - Downed NATO pilot rescued, U.S. officials say - March 27, 1999
• CNN - Rescued pilot safe in Italy as NATO campaign continues - March 28, 1999
• CNN - Two jets crash in Kosovo campaign - May 2, 1999
• BBC News | Europe | Downed fighter pilot tells of ordeal
• BBC News | EUROPE | Nato loses first plane
• BBC News | Kosovo | Stealthy 'star' falls to earth
• BBC News | Europe | Nato loses two planes
• Airstrikes on Yugoslavia suspended, more attacks likely
• B-2 stealth bombers make combat debut
• Air Force grounds fleet of B-2 stealth bombers
• U.S. Air Force - B-2 Spirit Wallpaper
• U.S. Air Force - Delivery of the B-2 Spirit - Aircraft Logos
• U.S. Air Force - Delivery of the B-2 Spirit - Aircraft Posters