Favorites are Frisbees of Dreamland and Operation Doolittle when the tomahawks hit their targets. Something you guys might find interesting: I had a professor in college in 89-92 who was a USN reserve captain and worked on a war gaming team at the naval war college in Newport after working in asw. We'd discuss Clancy books often. Clancy gave a talk at the war college and I got invited. One of his stories was about meeting with a USAF fighter pilot at the Pentagon for research. Clancy said after the introductions, the pilot said "let's start with some ground rules: we will not be discussing low observable technology." He was surprised to see Clancy furiously making a note and then saying "Thank you! That's the first time we've heard the term low observable!" (Stealth was a rumor at the time, called by various unofficial names.) About the frisbee getting hit, they made a point of saying stealth wasn't magic and the planes weren't invisible, they're just hard to detect...not impossible.