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America's Secret Space Program and The Super Valkyrie


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reply posted on 29-11-2006 @ 10:26 AM by Ghost01



Originally posted by Jezza
Using the name 'Super Valkyrie' could just be a cover or simply disinformation but i have heard of "Brilliant Buzzard "
[edit on 23-4-2006 by Jezza]


Maybe not! The Valkyrie was the XB-70 experimantal Mach 3 bomber. Prehaps the Name 'Super Valkyrie' came about because someone was trying to explaine what they saw. If that is the Case, It gives us a clue to what this secret aircraft looks likes and maybe even where the idea for it's design came from.

For Example: The GD/MDD A-12 Avenger II was nicknamed "The Flying Doritto". While this name sounds funny, it does conjure up the image of a huge triangle-shaped airframe that looks almost like a chip, which turned out to be the shape of the A-12. Perhaps this craft is an enlarge, slightly modified XB-70 Derrivative!

Tim



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reply posted on 29-11-2006 @ 05:11 PM by wildcat


Maybe a task intended for this plane is to hunt out and strike space threats to US satellites.



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reply posted on 29-11-2006 @ 05:46 PM by crgintx



Originally posted by wildcat
If we have aircraft such as the B-2 and the Raptor we dont need another aircraft. Plus funding for these things is horrible just look at the B-2, that project was almost dumped for its bill. So the US is rich but not that rich. Believe it or not, the government has these weird projects like studying how Americans wash their dishes and bicycle study.

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You obviously forgotten one of the basics of modern air superiority. By the time it's an operational aircraft, it's obsolete technology. The funding for the B-2 and Raptor is pure fiscal smokescreen for projects like the Aurora and Super Valkyrie. Not even the best auditors at the GSA can penetrate the maze of the defense budget much less the black defense budget. Like the the guy said in the movie, Independence Day, you really didn't believe the gov't paid $2k for a hammer.
I would like to see less of my money spent on defending corporate interests and foreign oil fields and more on the Super Valkyrie style projects. If you're some nuclear armed terrorist trying to penetrate the country through one of the borders and a ufo style craft comes and beams them aboard and drops them off in shark infested waters far off the major shipping lanes, wouldn't you say it's money well spent? Be afraid of what you know, be more afraid of what you don't know.



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reply posted on 29-11-2006 @ 09:16 PM by carcharodon


With each day that passes I'm more convinced that the Aurora aircraft (or projects under its umbrella) never took off. I honestly think that After the Cold War all those projects went south and that there is a bunch of technology like the YF-23 collecting spiderwebs inside a hangar with a ton of destroyed tools...

Perhaps as the China threat rises, some of them will be reactivated but if you ask me, none of these planes are flying and yes I do believe all satellites are launched from the Cape using Atlas and Delta rockets.



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