U-2 with TR-1 wings on Long Island?

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By Parabellum @ 2005-06-26 20:15:40
This appears to be a U-2 or a TR-1 with a black fuselage and white wings. Any comments or suggestions are appreciated.
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@ 2005-07-25 19:09:17
Possibly a Schweizer sailplane (glider). Gabreski field is used by the National Guard which often provides cover for covert projects.
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@ 2012-03-01 17:11:16
Not there anymore. Seeing it is an Airforce base of some sorts, I would say it is a NASA U-2. They have a few for research pruposes.