Just kiddin you about the date.
All I can tell from the pic is that it was probably taken with a Nikon Coolpix. It's a damn good photo, considering the sun appears to be directly
in the field of view. Alternatively the "sun" could just be the sun's reflection of a shiny surface.
The aircraft can't be an F4D Skyray because the trailing edge is the wrong shape. It doesn't match up with the old Testors "F-19 Stealth" plastic
model, either.
There are very few aircraft with ogive delta wings. (That's the s-curve shape of the leading edge). Concorde, F5D Skylancer, MiG-21-I "Analog",
etc, but that's about it. If that's a real airplane, I'm stumped.
The photo shows an aircraft with too much wing to be presumed hypersonic. The presumed Aurora aircraft has an engine on the underside and simpler
wings with straight edges. Your mystery plane looks like it might have jet intakes in the wing roots and an exhaust on the upper surface.
It has the swoopy lines of a 1950's or 1960's jet fighter. The wing shape is rather complex and unsuited to a UAV where the construction is often
simple and chunky.
[EDIT: DOH! it's a drawing, not a photo. That explains why the sun looks weird]
[Edited on 11-5-2004 by Amet Khan]