If you are in Kansas then you must be talking about Smoky Hill Bomb Range SW of Salina. Cool place. I wouldn't be too concerned about any of those B-2's taking pictures of you. They are pretty busy inside of the plane setting them selves up for the next "bomb run". It's all about training not spying.
They are from Whiteman AFB, Knob Noster MO. When the pilots are not flying in the B-2 they are flying the T-38 Talon which is a high speed trainer aircraft.
Years ago I was driving back from Salina along K-4 highway and noticed an A-10 Warthog flying along side of me. Seconds later his partner came into view flying away, above, and in front of me. They were from Richards Gebaur (sp) KC, MO., which is now closed down, and had been training at Smoky Hill. Those A-10's raised the hair on the back of my neck when I realized that had I been a target....... A twenty millimeter, or is it thirty?, gatlin gun is a very good weapon to have on your side. Just ask Al Qaida.
If you see one A-10, look around as there is usually another close by.
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