Thanks to a curious N105TB spotter:

N105TB was at CMH (Port Columbus) on 21-Dec-05 at 1700. I'm not sure how it managed to fly back east from Groom undetected; it doesn't appear as 'BLOCKED' in any of the flight trackers. Anyhow, it obviously managed to get out of CMH for BED in time for the festive season having engaged the cloaking device as its departure and arrival also remain untracked.

Anyone know the callsign it used on this trip?

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