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e first Firebee prototype delivered in 1951 was known as the XQ-2. These 22-foot-long pilotless drones were powered by a 1,060 pound-thrust Continental J69-T-19B turbojet engine providing a top speed well in excess of 500 mph. These prototypes could either be launched from the under-wing of a modified Douglas A-26 Invader while in midair or from the ground using a solid fuel RATO booster.
originally posted by: UNIT76
a reply to: MarlinGrace
project camelot's tried to run this story a few times
dwight eisenhaur's grand-daughter has even chimed in on the mars story
..i give all this a 'david icke' credibility rating
Tesla's theories on the possibility of the transmission by radio waves ... In 1898, Tesla demonstrated a radio-controlled boat
northwood documents: According to secret and long-hidden documents obtained for Body of Secrets, the .... would be converted to a drone [a remotely controlled unmanned aircraft]. ... be interrupted by destruction of the aircraft, which will be triggered by radio signal.
24 Apr 2001 ... The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Global Hawk made international aviation history today when it completed the first non-stop flight across *snip*
In addition, the president [President Bush] said he would give grants to airlines to allow them to develop stronger cockpit doors and transponders that cannot be switched off from the cockpit. Government grants would also be available to pay for video monitors that would be placed in the cockpit to alert pilots to trouble in the cabin; and new technology, probably far in the future, allowing air traffic controllers to land distressed planes by remote control. ("Bush to Increase Federal Role in Security at Airports," The New York Times, Sept. 28, 2001; emphasis added.)
I consider it all part of the globalist and satanic GREAT DECEPTION . . .
The BQM-34A was the premier aerial target system throughout the 1960s. It measures nearly 23 feet long with a 13-foot wingspan and was powered by a single 1,700 lbf Continental J69-T-29A engine. It was capable of topping 700 MPH (that's mach .97), flying as low as 10 feet above the water and as high as 60,000 feet for over an hour on a single tank. 7G turns while evading simulated fire were no problem thanks to an advanced microprocessor flight control system.
And instead of an Invader, the BQM-34A launched instead from the under-wing pylon of a DC-130 Hercules drone controller aircraft, which could carry and command up to four drones.
advanced microprocessor flight control system
originally posted by: JJRichey
a reply to: butcherguy
Uhhuh, and I was the commander of Earth Defense Forces. Haven't I told anyone that on here? (j/k)
Joke aside, anyone whom claims they are a Marine (b/c once a Marine, always a Marine!), but won't give their real name, isn't. It'd be pretty easy to find out if he really was or not, given his real name. Especially one that did 20 years and retired, they would be reams of paperwork, from enlistment all the way to getting out and signing up for VA benifits...
signing up for VA benifits...
7) Only 28 humans survived out of a 1000... "Kaye" just happened to be one of the survivors conveniently enough!!!