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originally posted by: penroc3
when it left it went straight up(with no acceleration curve) rotated and zipped off flat edge forward, as apposed to the pointy end like normal aircraft.
it looked like a small flattened out pyramid and all the edges were very very sharp looking.
originally posted by: wirehead
a reply to: penroc3
For most of these missions, the last thing you would want to do is fly low & slow over suburban America (note I say "most"). When you think about the extraordinary security measures around normal black projects (only flying in highly controlled airspace at specific times, all base personnel sent inside with windows shuttered, tight control of information, NDAs, classifications, etc.) and compare versus what the BBTs are doing which is almost the exact opposite, you have to conclude that they must be forced into this flight profile either by the nature of their mission, or by extraordinary circumstances outside of control (weather, etc.)
originally posted by: darksidius
a reply to: penroc3
www.defensenews.com... For sure this time no doubt , Tempest will be in very good hands
penroc3 was caught off-guard when he saw his triangle craft, so it's somewhat understandable why he didn't think of getting video.
originally posted by: TheGoondockSaint
a reply to: penroc3
I still think the tic tacs are just tethered balloons attached to a submarine. Have the tic tacs ever been spotted over land?