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US Army deploys first hypersonic weapons to Pacific:

www.army.mil...

a reply to: anzha
And the Air Force are still tripping over themselves...

a reply to: Blackfinger

Can't even decide if they have cancelled something or not:

breakingdefense.com...

a reply to: anzha

I heard after the last test that they were going to finish the program that was funded before making a final decision.

Seeing this thread has all of the people I remember reading posts dating back 10 yrs ago. before registering.
Can any of you tell me the name of that air craft fuel that I think you guys identified coming from P.A that wasn't used with any other aircraft.
Just curious I mentioned something about a f22/f35 with a su and I was told they know about that?

this is nothing, "they" are 1000 years ahead of us

they knew about cellphones in the 70s

I have on good knowledge from someone in my family that a certain technology company had cellphones and micro engines in the 70s

I know this from the family member who headed those projects for that company, I dont care if you believe me or not

a reply to: EmeraldCoastFreedm
Jp9 fuel for the Green exhaust?

a reply to: EmeraldCoastFreedm

Maybe this.

Zip fuel, also known as high energy fuel (HEF), is any member of a family of jet fuels containing additives in the form of hydro-boron compounds, or boranes. Zip fuels offer higher energy density than conventional fuels, helping extend the range of jet aircraft.

en.wikipedia.org...

Ok thanks both of you, I have read some threads and mentioned some other stuff to people to see raised eye brows. And they just say they know about that?.
These people are so compartmentalized I don't think they read out side rumors and ect.

There have been sightings.You just need to know what to look for.

HACM has started assembly and subsystem testing:

www.janes.com...

originally posted by: asfsfsafsasa
this is nothing, "they" are 1000 years ahead of us

they knew about cellphones in the 70s

I have on good knowledge from someone in my family that a certain technology company had cellphones and micro engines in the 70s

I know this from the family member who headed those projects for that company, I dont care if you believe me or not

Cell phones are useless without cell towers. How did they make calls?

a reply to: CyberBuddha

Totally off topic, but the first cell phone call was in the 1970s...

www.npr.org...

Raytheon wins more dinero for the HAWC:

www.flightglobal.com...

And the army had a problem and is likely to delay fielding:

www.janes.com...