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Video shows mystery craft at Lockheed facility


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55 minutes ago, Jon the frog said:

new cruise missile ?

It could be or a drone. Using the truck wheels for scale it is not big enough to fit a pilot, if full sized. Also no visible flight control surfaces ? So not a flight test vehicle?

There does appear to be a mounting point for attaching to a pole for radar reflection checks. This is done with the fuselage upside down. 

So this is also, probably, upside down on the trailer. 

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Mock ups are generally used at the radar cross section facility. The size of the item is not indicative of what could end up being a production model craft/weapon(?)

I will say there are many exotic items that get tested and never meet project requirements and are ultimately scrapped.

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IF it's real, we have more security issues than I would have believed.  :(   NO WAY anyone should be able to get close enough to film a prototype.  It could be some kind of hypersonic weapon.

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4 hours ago, and then said:

IF it's real, we have more security issues than I would have believed.  :(   NO WAY anyone should be able to get close enough to film a prototype.  It could be some kind of hypersonic weapon.

If it's a discontinued program then it would likely be declassified depending on test results.

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Flight of the Navigator....."Compliance"

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