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Unidentified Aircraft Seen Over Southwestern U.S.
The identity of what appears to be a blended wing-body aircraft type photographed over Amarillo, Texas, on March 10 remains uncertain, with the U.S. Air Force declining any comment on the aircraft. Three aircraft were observed flying in formation southwest of Amarillo around 4:20 p.m. CDT, by photographers on the fence line of the city's international airport. IbOne of the aircraft could be a B-2, but the clearest color photos and monochrome images enhanced (for contrast and resolution)… (www.aviationweek.com) 更多...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
Name it the "Manta Ray"...puff.
These guys were working together in the block 36,000-37,000 feet,using UHF military radio frequencies.NASA did have the XB-48 as a prototype,and them and Boeing were working on a larger Demonstrator model.
Does anyone think the Skunk Works has shut down? The production schedules for secret projects aren't published in the Washington Post. When the F-117 crashed near Bakersfield CA in July 1986 before the government acknowledged its existence, the Air Force response was We don't have a secret plane, it did not crash, and there was no fire.
No tellin' what is being worked on. Slow day in the Panhandle. LOL
Must be really fast. It time warped ahead 3 weeks. Date under pic is March 31.
It's Aviation 'Week', so the date is the publication date of the article, which historical precedent from old-fashioned paper weeklies is a date in the future.
That no longer makes sense in an Internet world, the way it might've when weeklies were sent in the mail and available for sale at news stands fir an entire week.
But time warp sounds like a cooler explanation.
That no longer makes sense in an Internet world, the way it might've when weeklies were sent in the mail and available for sale at news stands fir an entire week.
But time warp sounds like a cooler explanation.
does make you wonder, don't it. LOL