What does the term "stealth technology" refer to in offensive engineering?

Stealth technology refers to a collection of methods and techniques employed to reduce the radar signature and overall detectability of military vehicles and equipment. The purpose of these techniques is to enable an asset, such as an aircraft, ship, or ground vehicle, to evade detection by enemy radar and sensors. This capability allows for greater tactical advantage in offensive operations, as stealthy vehicles can carry out missions without being targeted.

By employing design features, materials that absorb radar waves, and operational tactics that reduce infrared and acoustic signatures, stealth technology effectively conceals military assets, making them harder to track and engage. This enhances the survivability of these systems and increases their effectiveness in executing offensive operations.