Parabellum
03/26/06 12:38 PM
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Any ideas?
http://local.live.com/default.aspx?v=2...;scene=3705365
Oddball Planes
Edited by nic (11/13/06 06:35 PM)
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kjfitz
03/26/06 01:33 PM
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The one with the vertical surface is a Royal Australian Air Force Boeing 737-7ES Wedgetail AEW&C
Pictures:
http://www.air-and-space.com/20050709%20Victorville.htm
Program info:
http://www.boeing.com.au/BAL/DIVNetworkEnabledSystems/aewc.html
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Now your challenge is to find this one:
http://www.air-and-space.com/Death%20Valley%20sighting.htm
kjfitz
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Edited by kjfitz (03/26/06 02:19 PM)
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kjfitz
03/26/06 02:18 PM
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Here are pictures of the second one:
http://www.avphoto.com/Boeing%20Field%20Action%20-%20June%206th%202005/slides/iMG_2312.html
http://www.avphoto.com/Boeing%20Field%20Action%20-%20June%206th%202005/slides/iMG_2316.html
http://www.avphoto.com/Boeing%20Field%20Action%20-%20June%206th%202005/slides/iMG_2317.html
http://www.avphoto.com/Boeing%20Field%20Action%20-%20June%206th%202005/slides/iMG_2322.html
http://www.avphoto.com/Boeing%20Field%20Action%20-%20June%206th%202005/slides/iMG_2323.html
It is the F/A-22 Flying Test Bed (FTB). It's a modified Boeing 767 with a F/A-22 radar in its nose and a canard that simulates the positioning of sensors on an F/A-22.
http://www.boeing.com/defense-space/military/f22/f22ftb.html
kjfitz
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Parabellum
03/27/06 06:33 PM
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Good job bird doggin' those two down, Fitz. Thanks for posting them for me.
I looked for NT-43A at Groom Lake and Goodyear, AZ but no dice. I'll bet you a doughnut she's parked inside a hangar at Groom though.
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