DEAN MUSKETT
Mystery Aircraft Over Texas -- Ares/Aviation Week
As far as I know, this sort of thing has happened only once since 1956.
That was when British magazines started getting eyewitness accounts and grainy photos of the Lockheed U-2, then operating out of RAF Lakenheath on its first spy flights over the Soviet Union. Classified programs have been exposed in all sorts of ways since then - for example, the A-12 Blackbird was disclosed under a degree of pressure - but until the RQ-170 Sentinel was seen at Kandahar in 2007-09 there has been no such aircraft photographed before it was declassified. (And in the case of the RQ-170, the operational security people were not trying too hard.)
With that in mind, let's look at the photos taken by Steve Douglass and Dean Muskett of an aircraft seen over Amarillo on March 10.
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Update: 'Mystery aircraft' over Texas draws speculation of real spy plane -- Houston Chronicle
My Comment: I am not trained to look at these pictures and determine what they are .... that`s what specialists are for. But I do know that the Pentagon and related intelligence agencies spend billions each year on new projects .... so this should not be a surprised,
2 comments:
Send message to Moscow, fly it low and slow where it can be photoed, but not to close.
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