The SR-72 is already flying, isn't it?

>>136540361
>SR-72
most likely, hell the blackbird was near retirement by the time the public knew about it.

Satellites have replaced the need to another SR-x aircraft. That's what killed the A-12 and 71.

You mean the SR-91? Probably. We don't just retire aircraft without replacements

>>136541139
I think the US would like an alternative as satellites can be destroyed or disabled.

>>136541139
This is for when they space nuke the satellites. I'd imagine it can achieve low orbit itself

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You know, while we're on the subject of black projects, any non-Americans want to chime in on stuff their countries might be working on? We all know the rumors of America's top secret toys, but what about other countries?

Despite the role of satellites taking over for spyplanes, there's still a demand for high speed atmospheric veh's. I think that drones have taken on most of that role, however. Of course this isn't /x/, but one theory about black triangles seen since the 80's is that they're blimps. Giant stealth blimps capable of operating at extreme altitudes that employ the latest in camouflage including light-bending invisibility and acting as a "mother ship" of sorts for drones.

>>136541644
Russia is apparently working on laser weapons for planes. Can't wait for proxy Star wars with our laser railgun equipped ships.

>>136541644
Here's an old thread where the OP told an almost convincing story.
https://yuki.la/pol/61056155

>>136541644
I think the U.S. has a monopoly on alien/black aircraft for the most part. The Nazis received the first higher technology and then brought it over to the U.S. through paperclip and the surrendering of advanced technology.

The U.S. continued to develop this technology and eventually make contact and work with certain aliens in exchange for further technology and innovation.

>>136540361
I just saw it fly past.

>>136541982
>>136541644
Here's the original thread.
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/54093492/#54094439

Is the SR-72 the same as the Aurora?

>>136541139

Satellites are extremely predictable, expensive, and not very flexible on mission profiles. It's pretty likely that the SR-72 or it's equivalent and probably even it's sucessor has been flying for a long time.

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>>136540361
never left design stage
we got better things to fly and shoot naow

>>136541910
We already have weaponized lasers on planes

>>136541400
The infrastructure required to maintain and operate these type of aircraft make their operation very vulnerable . In the event of a strategic war the opportunity of using such aircraft would be extremely restricted and make them next to useless.

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>>136541238
>>136541400
>>136542457
That's what the X-37b is for.

Air Force here, I fly C-130Js. Most of our shit is from the 1950s. You're retarded if you think skunkworks level shit existed after we stopped being a white majority country. The United States Armed Forces are a make work project for fat black women these days.

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>>136540361
Of course it is.

>>136542457
Even back in the days on rare commercial travel, no internet and no 24 hours, the A-12, SR-71 and even S-21 programs were outed pretty quickly. I really can't imagine a comprehensive scale program going undetected for long nowadays. Too many eyes with instantly global communication to go unseen and unreported,

>>136542874
D-21 not S-21

>>136542045
by now it's most likely so powerful and insane that nobody would
believe you even if you explained it

>>136542874
'no 24 hours news' (I'm being a complete misspelling twat tonight)

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>>136542651
I love that cute little bastard. Nobody outside of the military knows anything at all about how it works or what it does. I also love how it tends to "disappear" once it's launched, despite people claiming it's impossible to be stealthy in space.

>>136542776
US is still 60 percent white.

>>136543095
Never mind, we are clinging to the majority for the next 10 years or so. The military, at least the Air Force, is a welfare program for blacks though.

>>136542776
ROTC or Academy?

>>136542776


Bull FUCKING SHIT

They are probably covering up anti gravity as exposed in wikileaks with Tom Delonge and SKunkworks exec VP, Rob Weiss, as well as the 2 USAF generals

PLenty of evidence for reverse engineered UFO technology at Skunkworks, TRW, SAIC, EG&G, etc

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>>136543303
ROTC, I didn't have what it takes to go to Springs, lol. I like the C-130, though. It's fun to fly. It's pretty weird being in a turboprop without condition levers though.
>>136543369
sure there is. Chemtrails too.

>>136541910
they already have lasers that can blind incoming missiles
if you want stronk lazerz they are too big yet

>>136542172
Oh, shit... Didn't that thread crash 4chan for 8 hours?

>>136542651

Nope. Just a USAF materials/propulsion/sensor testbed that is recoverable and away from public eyes. Pretty obvious actually.

>>136541139
I wondered why they retired the SR71 but keep on flying the U2? like wtf? U2 is 30 years Older than the 71??

>>136542457
google gravity tractors

>>136543604
Jelly of u. Even though I went to the Academy I still couldn't get a pilot slot.

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This beauty will be clearing the skies soon.

>>136543604
Nobody asked about flying the C-130, fuckin nerd. I'm so impressed. Thank you for your cervix.

>>136540361
>The SR-72 is already flying, isn't it?
the U-2 is still flying

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>>136543728

I know they sent you, dahnald

hand over the truth

>>136543850
What happened? I've discovered that it's the luck of the draw desu. You can still get your civilian licenses and make it a flying career when you get out.

>>136543803
Yeah. It always struck me as odd that we still use the WB-57 as well. I saw the NASA one while I was in Afghanistan.

>>136541010
That's because it had no practical purpose.

It couldn't even take off with a full tank.

>>136543084
>I also love how it tends to "disappear" once it's launched, despite people claiming it's impossible to be stealthy in space.

Disappear in what sense? Orbits can't really change much once you're up there. Not enough fuel onboard. NORAD and their opposites abroad actively track everything up there, and amatuers watch too.

>>136544117
It could outrun missiles and took off with full tanks. It leaked fuel due to the high heat from speed and had to refuel shortly after takeoff.

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>>136540361
>this will never be declassified
why even live?

>>136544064
I got close to the bottom of my class because of some personal and physical issues I was going through at the time. I went into intel though and it worked out in the end. Pretty happy with my job right now but I still regret fucking up and not becoming a pilot.

>>136542854
dafuq's that?

Heard the navy has top secret trained sharks w/ frickin laser beams

>>136543803
>>136544092
They probably didn't really retire it. Like the F-117 is supposedly retired but I bet they're still flying those.

>>136544340
Use your va benefits to get your private license. If you like it, uncle sam will pay most of your way through. Airlines are hurting for pilots right now, if you want to fly it would be pretty easy to do.

>>136540361

Nothing is more cringey worthy than 14 year old /x/ faggots posting stupid as shit wonder weapons that don't exist

Where's it flying where every inch of the planet is covered in cameras?

Whys it flying when modern satillite technology is superior in every single way?

You know what modern post-coldwar black projects look like?

That shitty rail gun they're testing, that little space cargo plane everyone knows about and boring bullshit like drones. The rest of the missing defense money goes into (((the military industry complex)))

Quit polluting pol with these retarded weapons threads

>>136544579
reddit spacing go back to discord

>>136544579

t. brainlet

>>136541644

We have been genetically engineering Beavers for some time now.

>>136544502
Do you think pilots are going to get replaced by automation soon like truck drivers? Or is it a safe career?

>>136544467
Info came out not too long ago about the F-117. Interesting stuff. It's still flying. Probably as a radar testbed.

>>136544852
Would you get on a plane with no pilots? How would you feel on a plane with only one pilot?
I had a routine deal yesterday that freaked everyone out. I won't go in to details, but I can guarantee that pilot is a good career for the next 50 years. A self driving car can pull over. Can a plane? Too many variables.

>>136544999
Checked
If modern radars can detect an F-117 then there's no real point to the plane, so using it as a test sounds believable

>>136541644

There is a US sub base in milford sound, South island of new zealand. Underwater gate entry located in a """Marine Reserve""""

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>>136541910
>still wanting war with Russia.

kys

>>136542651

those are cargo bay doors, like the shuttles.

also, I read something about it being in orbit for 7 months.

my guess is they've
a) >been testing it to capture satelites
b) >testing it to sabotage/wiretap/repair satellites
c) > testing EMP propogation in the magnetosphere or radiation belts involving nuclear meltdown as opposed to detonation

>>136542651
Is that what the US Space/Star Marine suit looks like?

>>136543803
The U-2 is a more practical platform, and it is the only remaining U.S. manned high-level reconnaissance aircraft. If that was retired they would have none, I guess this is the reason. There were rumours of it being retired a few years ago due to costs but this was reprieved due to the aircraft's powerful friends in Government. Same happened to the A-10 Thunderbolt several times over. Whether or not the U-2 mission could be carried out in other ways is an interesting question.

>>136543604
Wait, no condition levers on a turboprop? How does that work?

>>136540361
Look up HGVs.

>>136545165
If another warmongering dem like Hillary gets back in office and Putin is still in the picture in Russia. I guarantee you there will be at least a proxy war between Russia and the US. For now though with daddy Trump we are safe from Russia.

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>>136540361
Project Stargate put all those flyboys out of business.

>>136545476
The props always run at 100% RPM?

>>136544999
Maybe in limited numbers, probably one or two. Last I heard they were being stored in their environmentally controlled hangars at Tonopah. I seem to remember that there were reports of them being destroyed (?).

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>>136544579
^BTFO
>>136544686
>>136544687

>>136544467
The F-117 was of its time. Pretty slow and the first of its breed, but probably obsolete by the time they were 'outed'. Thought they worked well against low technology adversaries, like Iraq.

>>136545557
bullshit, how do you sync them and/or change blade angles

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>>136544579
>Reddit spacing
>"pol"
Cool post fellow ethnic kekistani XD XD

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>>136541175
>SR-91
It's a weather balloon. Dammit.

>>136543803
They kept the U-2 because, as far as a replacenent for the Blackbird, they still hadn't found what they were looking for.

>>136545929
Do you know what the condition levers actually do? What turboprop experience do you have?
I'm not trying to be condescending, I'm just trying to figure out how to explain it.

>>136544092
NASA's still flying the only two remaining.

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>>136546046
It's a bigger secret than you can know.

>>136546047
Not true there's numerous reasons why the SR-71 was retired and no replacement was publicly disclosed. Military satellites became the more cost effective way to keep tabs on other countries. The only thing that they are trying to design out of the SR-71s retirement are hypersonic vehicles. (If you can even call it a continuation) And not the kind that are flown by pilots.

>>136541644
HA thats fucking golden god damn im glad i voted for Trump

>>136542651
HA thats fucking golden god damn im glad i voted for Trump

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>>136541644
>TR3-B
Anti-Gravity Spaceships

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>>136545929
This is a fairly good explanation from a flight sim fag.

>>136542854
HA thats fucking golden god damn im glad i voted for Trump

>>136543604
HA thats fucking golden god damn im glad i voted for Trump

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>>136544732
I heard they are very nice.

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>>136546257

>>136544117
lets not forget it could fly undetected by radar

>>136545476
They have single power levers with LSGI (low speed ground idle) buttons on them.

>>136546068
Depends on the turboprop. I know on the TPE331s they control the governors, and on the PT6 they control beta tube feedback.

You're saying that the props are at 100% RPM, always. Does it have some sort of auto-governing system? Do you not set your blade angles?

>>136544255
Wrong, it leaked because they designed it's performance at altitude not at ground level.

>>136546068
Just say 'FADEC'.

>>136546629
hi my friend. it is very hot. do u have pictures of big sexy indian GOKU COCK. please to post if you can find any, of big sexy goku DBZ punishing young sex hot females with saiyan testes n big head AND shaft.

>>136546896
Okay, I can accept that. I'm an A&P.

>>136546715
Well, I've flown the C-130, King Air, Dash 8, and E-120. I suppose that the most simplistic way to put it is this. When You get to cruise and pull the condition levers back to 80% in a traditional prop, the C-130 doesn't need that. Sorry, I haven't flown it for 20 years now. I can Google it and give you answers, but the fact is that It's been a long time since I've flown it
>>136546896
EECs if you're a Boeing guy. Fadec is Embraer and Airbus

>>136547019
Ah ok, FADEC instructs PCU.

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>>136540361
slide thread

>>136547072
Embraer terminology.

>>136547191
What's the PCU? EECs regulate fuel, Fadec regulates fuel. Is that what the PCU does?

>>136543604
Chemtrails are a bunch of bull shit.

>>136544117
It had a stupidly good camera on it. Fly so high nobody can detect it or do anything about it, fly so fast that you wouldn't have even noticed, snap a few pics of your secret bases.

>>136547305
Pitch Control Unit

>>136547270
It's been a long time, desu. The last time I flew an Embraer it was a brand new 145.

>>136540361

Who cares, it's a dated platform anyway.

>not even electrostatic

LOL

>>136547191
OK, makes total sense.

>>136547072
Nice to talk to other aviation guys on here.

>>136547305
The FPMU controls fuel flow.

>>136545437
The A-10 is bad ass. It doesn't make sense to retire it. Nothing else comes close to its capabilities.

>>136547337
Thanks. I remember flying the 120 when we had some prop overspeed issues and they installed some crazy circuit breakers on the Captains side of the cockpit where he would put his flight kit.

>>136547305
It changes blade angle on the propellers to maintain a constant RPM in flight

>>136547321

Except they aren't.

They've been seeding the ionosphere with metals for a while. Of course people ran with that and turned it into disinfo. But the concept is legit.

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>>136544732

>>136547405
It something fun to do on the overnight.

>>136540361
It's not just already flying, it's replacement is flying.

>>136547479
lol, that sounds absolutely ridiculous. Was that a military thing?

>>136545504
That's why the Rothschild's are pissed at Trump. They want war with Russia.

>>136547555
No, that was a civilian thing that had to do with the EMB-120 back in the late '90s. As far as I know, no one operates them here in the US anymore.

In reality, I have to tell you guys - the real corporate wars right now are between ULA and SpaceX. Things are heating up like crazy, and the next year is going to be insane.

There's a hidden corporate space race to get the first people out there again. Both companies are positive they're going to be the first. And they are clawing at each other's throats about it.

Just think - what else is going on over our heads right now?

>>136541139
letting the cat out of the bag, might get this shit down, but it still never replaced our nuclear flight program. Nothing freaks the public out more than nuclear reactors flying over their heads.

>>136546047
Thanks for the ear-worm, bitch.

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>>136546457

>anti-gravity

Functionally, yes.

>>136547405
Us aviation guys must be rare on here, too old and clever for the rest of them.

>>136540361
I remember when we used to unveil/announce technology. Sr-71, stealth fighter, stealth bomber. Now nothing. When is the next big reveal?

>>136547786
Hell, I'm only 23. Come to Florida. Every airport up and down the coast has got it.

>>136547798
They don't unveil it anymore because you always win the race when nobody else knows they're in it.

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Kelly Johnson was a smart fellow.

>>136547786
We need a /pilot general/ one one of these these boards. Would beat the shit out of apc.

>>136544999

Yeah they're used as aggressor aircraft in simulations.

>>136547479
There were nine or so incidences of overspeed if I remember correctly, several did not recover. Bad news but before my time.

>>136547991
Guy I flew with on my last trip was a big fan of his.

>>136547798
Ghoul. Replaced Lancer after Lancer lost Permissive Action Link capability. We're going to reveal it on a flyover of Pyongyang when they're broadcasting a live military parade.

>>136547572
The US always wants war. Trump is having to go after the norks atm to keep the folks at the top satisfied.

No doubt its been flying for a while. Why would the government release information about a tool for spying while its being used?

>>136547509
LMAO @ MJF.

>>136548047
It was a big deal on the 120.
>Not skywest.

>>136548074

>We're going to reveal it on a flyover of Pyongyang when they're broadcasting a live military parade

Now this is the America I miss.

Why doesn't the US military build cool things anymore?

>>136548000
there's a general aviation general /gag/ on /n/, but it's pretty slow, considering that /n/ is not that populous.

There's actually a lot of aviation boards on /n/, once you get past all the biker/train stuff.

>>136548204

They do, they just don't tell you anymore.

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>>136547953
R.I.P.

>>136548204
Shit, we're probably exploring and setting up military bases in other galaxies, the public just doesn't know about it.

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>>136548174

>>136547798
The next big reveal idn't that amazing, considering they're all satellites. Beyond that, you're never going to be told about our nuclear powered, any range, any flight ceiling aircraft.

Gauging on how the public perceives normal nuclear energy plants, the public knowledgeable that there are nuclear reactors flying over their heads, is slim to none. They'd freak out.

Think nuclear sub meets limitless ceiling satellite killer. They claim we stopped the planes sometime in the 70's, maybe 80's. No fucking way we'd do that, considering the potential.

In before larp shill, grandpa worked on a coming system with weird atmospheric tolerances for a coming system without water. They compartmentalized the projects, so he only worked on that aspect. He swore up and down they are flying reactors over your faggot ass heads.

>>136546409
Why is the US military still using JP-7 fuel if there is no fast-mover replacement for the SR-71? Look up the 'Green Lady'.

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>>136547991
Master of simplicity.

>>136548444
*Cooling not coming, but it works just the same.

>>136547680
>what else is going on over our heads right now?
w-what?

>>136548444
On what platform?

>>136548174
Imagine: Kimmy is waving to a crowd.

Just as the aircraft formation saying "106" for the 106th year of Juche takes to camera, a shadow shadows the 106... A monstrous dark blue monster.

Its bomb bays open. 10,000 pounds of leaflets drop on the crowd.

The crowd reads the propaganda.

>"Your move. Love The United States pf America."

>>136548444

>grandpa worked on a coming system with weird atmospheric tolerances for a coming system without water.

That sounds really interesting, jelly.

>>136547680

Corporate espionage is a real possibility for these contracts, and they're definitely getting pretty hostile with eachother. Some anons post here and they obviously work for ULA.

>>136548351

>the manpower needed to accomplish that
>keeping it quiet

unless there's an entire deep state civilization on levels beyond what we have then thats pure crockery

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>>136548678

Just drop a billion of these.

>>136543803
U2 cost a lot less to operate
>no yuropoor will ever feel pride for something like the SR-71

>>136548741
Well, I mean, isn't that the entire premise behind Solar Warden? The idea that there's an entire galactic breakaway civilization that's been around since the 60s?

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>>136548850
Or even just the F-22.

>>136542651
cf those pictures of the "black knight satellite" ie Boeing spaceship. It is what Paul Bennewitz sketched all those years ago.

>>136547509
lel

>>136546257

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9qJ6wcyYN0

>>136548991

just read up on that. Interesting idea

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>>136549699

>yfw DOOM is a documentary

>>136546487
>HA thats fucking golden god damn im glad i voted for Trump
nothing like that gets made in less than a year, spergtard. it takes decades. Trump doesn't even know what we have, nor does he have necessary clearance. Nor will he, ever. Nobody gets to know secrets just by virtue of who or what they are. It's need to know basis only.

Does this thread have continuity?

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>>136547725
What about this one? The TR6 Telos. Nobody sees it, no camera has captured it, because it has steal cloaking technology.

Rarely anyone talks about this one.

>>136550264

None of the cool threads ever do, sadly.

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>>136548678
>Its bomb bays open. 10,000 pounds of leaflets drop on the crowd.
I say we use pic related.

>>136550298

Looks based on the B2 electrostatic variant.

The cloaking is an interesting touch, has to be based on some sort of wave/field resonance.

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>>136549901
Super 3D Noah's Ark > DooM

>>136550448
>The cloaking is an interesting touch, has to be based on some sort of wave/field resonance.
it never is the question that's indiscreet, is it?

>>136550360
>Watch the entire DPRK Army revolt at once

>Pottery

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>>136548531
???

>>136541644
>Boomerang of Tolerance
>Emu Trench
>Waterproof gumboots
>Spider bite that causes autism
>Beard of Allah (halal hand-towel)

>>136550583

Neither question nor answer.

But I see the picture differently than those who wish to control.

>>136548204
Stargate is real

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>>136551157
Yeah, it is, that's CIA though, there's still a deep state/breakaway civilization military/aircraft/space development program.

The Secret Space Program is real.

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>>136550448
Well, at the very least it's basically an open secret that the B-2 uses active stealth in addition to the passive stealth built into its design. And of course active stealth is the big kicker: if you get it right, then it doesn't matter how advanced enemy radar gets, you can just cancel it out. I've always figured the F-22 has to have SOME active stealth onboard, even just low-level versions.

>>136551289

>then it doesn't matter how advanced enemy radar gets

Until they shift the paradigm of detection.

>>136551126

Also anon, I tend to hold back a lot.

But there are certain points where I can no longer abide the dissonance between knowledge and population.

I am a Helper, after all.

>>136551383
When? By building huge radar towers for small and large wavelengths? Too impractical.

>>136550298
that thing looks like aerodynamic nightmare

>>136551525

>When? By building huge radar towers for small and large wavelengths? Too impractical.

Not going to say.

>>136550098
>the president cant find out
>"Furthermore, under Executive Order, the President is the ultimate holder of authority to determine the classification of items, with a few exceptions (e.g., politically embarrassing material may not be classified in order to cover it up). There are actually only a few laws which govern the use of classified material, and they tend to be rather specific; so questions of how classified information is handled is a matter handled by the Executive Branch, not laws.

>Furthermore, many would argue that Article II of the Constitution ("The executive power shall be vested in the President of the United States of America") would mean that no executive branch employee or official could refuse a lawful request by the President to see or do something. The Constitution simply does not contemplate an inferior officer overruling the exercise of executive power by the President on matters of administration of the executive branch."

Wrong.

>>136551626
I think they're already trying. Especially Russia and China but the problem is stealth is just better than not having stealth. Why else would they be developing their own stealth aircraft if it is a complete waste of time?

>>136551383
The ChiComs and the Soviets have the data on the RCS of the Raptor and Lighting II which are the PUBLICLY available data. Hell, we let them have it. We let them think they stole it.

Here's the thing; Chink and Ruskies still use valve set radar because of the EMP protection valves offer. The thing is, valves cannot tune to the microwave bands our "Gen IV" aircraft broadcast in RCS on their systems.

Commies cannot differentiate a Raptor from a drop of rain with their tech.

They know if they upgrade to current American radar, we can hack and disable their systems.

>>136549030
>f-22.jpg
>posts an f-18
??????????????????????????

>>136551891

Pretty genius.

>>136551787

Only reason I'm not giving you more to go on is because it has no practical benefit to my country. In fact, just the opposite.

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>>136544579
>that spacing
Gtfo reddit nigger

>>136552346
profit

>>136541400
why would they use a nuke in space? no shockwave of destruction

>>136552346
Are you blind. It's a FAMAS.

>>136553059
Fuck off, you're an idiot. You clearly didn't get into the FFL, otherwise you would know what a FAMAS looks like. That's obviously a V-22.

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>>136547470
It's badass

>>136547725
Someone explain this image?

>>136540361
These aren't the droids you are looking for.
Vandenberg Space Command has the fellas that wear all black and go out at night, shit you never seen, ready to deploy, and certainly not limited by human physiology. Never know what hit you, fire from the sky. ;)

>>136553910

tbqh if I was in charge of airforce, every plane would have BRRRRRRRRRRTTT capabilities

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>>136554067

>>136554067

Interaction of electrostatic field with wave, producing lift and propulsion.

>>136554304
C'mon, man, you're gonna get the thread deleted.

>>136546457
I had one pass over my head. Close enough to see the gleam of the underside. However it had three lights on each side and two on the back. Quiet as a motherfucker, too.

>>136541139
satellites have an Achilles heel
its called weather

there really is no substitute for the capability the SR 71 gave us.

>>136554482

>Quiet as a motherfucker, too.

Hmm, maybe plasma double layer.

>>136552346
It's a /k/ meme where someone would name something wrong on purpose just to derail a thread

>>136551712
>Wrong.

>idealistic written Rule of Law
>reality

choose one

Daily reminder the USAF tested a jet that had this shit:

>nuclear power jet engine
>could fly for months on end
>was planned to carry multiple nukes
>have it flying around constantly just in case
>as back up plan if nukes don't work...
>massive radiation from the exhaust of the engine rekt anything it flew over
>canceled project after successfully testing engine in Nevada and seeing the massive radiation it produced
>they tested this in 50's

>>136541139
Satellites run on timetables.

>>136551126
>those who wish to control.
control is an illusion, anon. there's only chaos.

however there are "strange attractors" in the chaos. that's how we evolved beyond being poo-flinging monkeys in the forest.

understanding this:

http://www.chaos-math.org/en/chaos-vii-strange-attractors

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>>136554744
got a link to any of that

>>136554833

I grew up reading chaos theory & game theory.

Fascinating fields.

>>136552859
>no shockwave of destruction
there's always a shockwave from any explosion by Newton's 2nd Law, even in space. Just the explosive outgassing, not amplified by the medium of air.

>>136554304
Is this actually the photo?

>>136554129
>not limited by human physiology. Never know what hit you, fire from the sky. ;)
this, oh so much this.

>>136555081
>I grew up reading chaos theory & game theory.
>Fascinating fields.
agreed. and also the blueprint for organization, and therefore intelligence and progress, in a thermodynamically-challenged universe.

global entropy always increases over time, no escaping that. but evolution is a product of local order being created via strange attraction at the expense of global increase in disorder.

those little islands of local order are what allow for life, intelligence and progress in a Universe bubbling like an unthinkably huge cauldron of fire.

>>136545504
keep telling yourself that while your legislative powers hammer down rufags with more sanctions

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>>136555223
i have no clue, i just wanted to share

>>136540361

Obviously they are. They've probably been flying since the late 90's

>>136555476

>and also the blueprint for organization

More like the organization within disorganization, innit?

>those little islands of local order are what allow for life

I think of void as the order, the waves as chaos. Though they're inherently dependent on each other.

>>136552455
It's almost as if they pay people literal billions to research this alone.

>>136543941

underrated

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>>136544913

stealthbomber

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>>136555065

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Pluto

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>>136556150

>>136544579
These threads always come late at night when all the shills and underage fags are asleep. This is infinitely better than knowledge cum bombs and e-celeb thread spam.

>>136556509

>This is infinitely better than knowledge cum bombs

Those used to be comfy before all the D&C and derail spam started after he switched trips.

>>136556150
Hey, Austriabro, that picture isn't opening. Mind reposting it?

So what do you guys think about the EMDrive and RF resonant cavity thrusters? Specifically the work of Mike McCulloch and quantized inertia/ MiHsC.

>>136556150
wtf....

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>>136556150
weird

>>136556947

change a pixel in it and repost

>>136556756

I like anything that tries to break physics, desu.

But it's not really viable as-is, only minute amounts of thrust.

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>>136557018
its just a pic of a tunnel boring machine
don't know why it loads funky.

>>136556150
um...
https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZiuf24bERQcZDqYzbHE_1LzFiU4POMxVq7f9NI1vMwz6FIeVLNW9qyCtTAMcXXdLUSXeWlED2pY6eCUvjNI9np4sziBjjc2WAdmLDmriOQDXOV_1fLGlzyOONn40FqVbJ3UUoJv5sLwXXv1zM_1Bt5KBqvM60MlBLbX-VUDDDw3uFkdqdK3adaITir1iSmeugLF5LmvE1UD9ndB7VYKoFABY67HIUnClRSiEoBkPXRxGa1Jt-EHtHb2Wmg_1D9Qng5RxDDxbXTOobCM6scQxSVldFjONO7ZDtZK3cw_1nPXL5Nrqt7--sKKU2jfRpiIEqhltLKXHaXeDhMmyg03Kff_17A9xmpTtjIzw&hl=en

>>136542457
https://youtu.be/BOaJWoVLhAc

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>>136557110
Liar. That's from Antarctica. Fucking cia faggots.

>>136556150
this is an earth boring machine you twat

Sshhhhhhh
You're not supposed to talk about this.
t. Air Force

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>>136557354
>this level of jewposting

>>136557106
further improvements to the cavity geometry should be able to propagate additional unruh waves.
http://physicsfromtheedge.blogspot.ca/2014/01/mihsc-101.html

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>>136557655
Well I for one hope it works. If it works in a certain way that's been theorized it could let us warp space and travel faster than light, which means We Galactic Civilization Now.

>>136545251
an x37 has been up for 717d 20h

>>136557629
>LARPing a tunnel drilling machine as high tech space age aircraft so you can grab even more taxpayer shekels
Who is the real kike here?

>>136558235

The key for that is not moving the vehicle itself, but the space around it.

That's the Minotaur you sleeze. Fucker Travels about 18,000mph. Fuck you.

>>136543369
Wishful thinking. Plain fantasising so you can hope the future is right around the corner - it isnt.

>>136557377
Which one?

Anybody else know about that patent that details how to make an electrogravitic propulsion craft?
Is it legit?

>>136550830
You forgot

>Bogan nano-glass for sub atomic level face smashing
>faster troop replenishment with 14 year old centrelink moms
>elite VL Commodore rapid strike vehicles
>1 punch kill techniques so powerful they had to make a law against them
>Hidden capital city nobody knows about because they think the capital is Sydney

Of course the SR-91 exists... they've been working on it for decades
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7P7ssFbqjbY

https://vault.fbi.gov/Majestic%2012

>>136554744
>Americans cancel project due to above and pilots getting radiation poisoning

>soviets developing similar aircraft just carry on with project despite pilots regularly dying from radiation

>>136545286
Thats a Hazardous Materials suit homie.

>>136541139
The why the hell is the U2 still used?

Shit I supported one mission not too long ago, here's video from the chase car

https://youtu.be/AcU2utQhK5s

>>136546455
That's been around since bush

>>136558235

I forgot what a sexy ship that was. Episode 1 was the best of all the new star wars.

why are there no nigger pilots?

>>136551585
it's electrogravitic. aerodynamics are fairly irrelevant, aside from minimizing drag.

>>136551712
>what is the 4th amendment

black tech is ALL privatized. President has no authority over private corporations.

>>136547509
Gotta have some north American celebrities that aren't nigs or jews

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>>136565285
Global hawks fuel systems are a fucking nightmare. Also it's super expensive. The U2 works and the systems required to keep it operating are already in place. It also has an absolutely batshit insane number of fully mature capabilities that we have no fucking way in hell of replacing any time soon and we don't want to give them up.
http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/a-spotters-guide-to-the-u-2-dragon-lady-and-its-many-1539282603

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>>136542513
AN/SEQ-3 Laser Weapon System (Though this isnt on planes, its just an example of laser weapons.)

>>136541644
Stealth projects and everything about communcation. We also have black ops missions going on but they rarely ever get public.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Sommerregen_(Bundesnachrichtendienst)
Secret service went to Afghanistan and fought alongside the Taliban against soviets to capture soviet equipment and they succeded.