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reply posted on 10-9-2010 @ 06:03 AM by OzWeatherman
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I worked at Woomera met office, which is right on the runway of the Woomera test range. BAE launched all their experimental craft (mostly UAV's) off that runway. Ive seen many different types of aircraft there, but nothing resembling anything that looked like a UFO.

The BAE guys (I used to drink with them and sing kareoke, lol) werent allowed to tell me anything about upcoming projects or what kind of stuff was on board their aircraft. My fiance is back in Woomera for work, if she gets any photos of UFO type vehicles, I will post them here


reply posted on 10-9-2010 @ 06:11 AM by OzWeatherman
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Damn

Wish they had tested that in Woomera, would have loved to get a picture of that


reply posted on 10-9-2010 @ 08:32 AM by orby1976
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Yep thats the picture i was on about. Thankyou for posting.
I wasn't saying that what we are seeing is alien, but more preparation like an earlier post suggested.
Cool looking craft either way. I would love to know what it can do.


reply posted on 10-9-2010 @ 11:21 PM by Maybe...maybe not
Originally posted by orby1976
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Yep thats the picture i was on about. Thankyou for posting.
I wasn't saying that what we are seeing is alien, but more preparation like an earlier post suggested.
Cool looking craft either way. I would love to know what it can do.


Orby1976.....

You are very welcome!

Here's some info from Wiki:

Taranis is a British demonstrator programme for unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) technology. It is part of the UK's Strategic Unmanned Air Vehicle (Experimental) programme (SUAV[E]). BAE describes Taranis's role in this context as following: "This £124m four year programme is part of the UK Government’s Strategic Unmanned Air Vehicle Experiment (SUAVE) and will result in a UCAV demonstrator with fully integrated autonomous systems and low observable features." The Taranis demonstrator will have an MTOW of about 8000 kilograms and be of a similar size to the BAE Hawk- making it one of the world's largest UAVs – that will be stealthy, fast and be able to deploy a range of munitions over a number of targets and be able to defend itself against manned and other unmanned enemy aircraft. The first steel was cut in September 2007 and ground testing will start in early 2009. The first flight of the Taranis is planned for the first quarter of 2010. The demonstrator will have two internal weapons bays. With the inclusion of "full autonomy" the intention is thus for this platform to be able to "think for itself" for a large part of the mission.


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Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not



reply posted on 24-10-2010 @ 04:46 PM by nivekronnoco
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Cowardice? Don't be ridiculous....
Why should we fight with sticks and stones just because these mooks are stone age?
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