The B-2 stealth bomber is making its grand return to the annual Tournament of Roses Parade after a brief hiatus from the celebration.

The Rose Parade, held in Pasadena, California, to celebrate the new year, will resume its tradition of a flyover from the bomber during the 2024 parade. The aircraft had to miss out on last year's event following a fire accident.

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“We are excited to return to the 2024 Rose Bowl,” said Col. Keith Butler, 509th Bomb Wing commander at Whiteman Air Force Base. “We have enjoyed a long relationship with the city of Pasadena and are honored to bring the B-2 back to demonstrate Team Whiteman’s commitment to the American people. Our mission is to execute nuclear operations and global strikes … anytime, anywhere, and it would not be possible without the support of the people we serve. This is our way of saying thank you.”

The bomber missed out on the last Rose Parade because of a flying operation it was conducting in December 2022, when it experienced a malfunction mid-flight and had to make an emergency landing. Filling the B-2's spot for the last parade were two B-1B Lancer Bombers.

Before that, the Rose Parade had featured a flyover from the B-2 stealth bomber every year since 2005.

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The Rose Parade started in 1890, taking place before the annual Rose Bowl college football game. The parade travels 5 1/2 miles and features various floats and marching bands.

This year's Rose Bowl Game pits No. 4 Alabama against No. 1 Michigan. The game will air at 5 p.m. ET on New Year's Day on ESPN.