Message posted by will on July 07, 2003 at 22:38:18 PST:
I should post here more often as I saw this item yesterday too. The interesting thing was the target was located by a platform Boeing refused to identify except to say it was a wide area surveillance plane. With the globalhawk being pretty costly and few in number and the Predator B looking good, I wonder if the super darkstar/predator B combo will get the go ahead if the globalhawks costs force it to be axed?. regards from Australia.
I half expected the Darkstar to have gone black as it was such a potentially useful design.
We may have got a clue back in the 2001 when Bill Sweetman reported in 'Interavia' (June), that Boeing used its 737 AFL as a JSF surrogate and guided an F-15 to drop a JDAM on a target.
Could it have been this 'super darkstar'?.
In Reply to: Operational Stealth UAV posted by Andreas Parsch on July 07, 2003 at 0:59:18 PST:
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