RQ-4N
Designated N-1 in a maritime program...
Here I found a wiki on them...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RQ-4_Global_Hawk
Designated N-1 in a maritime program...
Here I found a wiki on them...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RQ-4_Global_Hawk
I know that, but I doubt this one was tasked for me.03humpalot said:They are watching you.
Pretty sure this is all done by satellite.Flyingjibus said:They use UAV's to do the photography for google maps, etc
you going to the air races?
Wow, I have actually parachuted from one of those, it was a marine aircraft and dang, it wasa blast, best jump I ever made.Slinger646 said:I know the F-Troop has some OV-10 Broncos :neutral:eep:
It's not. Look it up.WarBaby said:Pretty sure this is all done by satellite.Flyingjibus said:They use UAV's to do the photography for google maps, etc
you going to the air races?
HirosStorageUnit said:I swear I just saw a Global Hawk UAV.
I am outside of Reno, NV USA and there is only a Naval Air Station close by.
Granted this is NV so there are TONS of strange aircraft flying here but in the middle of the day. Does the NAVY use these too?
Wow it was flying at a moderate altitude so it is totally probable that I am wrong. Plus it was flying Due west.
Only Travis AFB and a huge ocean that way.
Not many aircraft have that type of wing profile.
Sidecarnutz said:Heck, build your own UAV!
Here's mine! Took it back to the Navy Aux. Field Sunday and got two check flights in! First time I had flown in 15 years! It was exhilerating to shove that throttle stick forward and go vertical after the roll out!
Now I want to build a substitute cockpit for it that holds my little video camera! :grin:
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