Inside the Skunk Works Hangars

reply to post by weavty1




Where did you find those images?!

reply to post by Zaphod58


Then, i guess Boeing left that facility, and left those two empty 787's just to lay in the sun.

Could this be the Global Strike UCAV, or it is still considered Blackswift?





^^^^ This was a snapshot from the newest video from Lockheed Martin concerning on Skunk Works past, present, and future projects.

www.youtube.com...

(^^^ Here is the video link for the second image)

reply to post by Blackbird2012


Nope. Boeing did a number of environmental tests on them at Palmdale. I believe one of those is the first one to fly, which will end up in a museum somewhere, probably in Seattle.

reply to post by Zaphod58


Right, but wasn't Phantom Works at that same Boeing facility in Palmdale at the time before it closed down? I mean the Space Shuttle Integration and Modifications took place there too, aside from the old Rockwell hangars. (Now known as NASA Dryden Aircraft Operations Facility). But yeah, i think Plant 42 could be increasing security on the premises when technology is getting more advanced. But hell, i still listen in to the Airport Tower and the ground security from time to time, and they don't seem to keep that secure. But, are there any other projects that are in some speculation that is being built at Plant 42? Because to me, the whole facility of Plant 42 doesn't look that classified on the outside. But then again, we have no idea what's really happening on the inside.