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That's entirely wrong. The existence of new hangars was used as evidence of RQ-180 existence. Quellish was arguing that the hangar in question is not related to RQ-180. That's not a strawman argument, its rebutting part of the "evidence".




I'm interested in what you think caused this mention of RQ-180 to slip out. If it's secret, that'd be a bad mistake.




I have no idea if it exists or not, and nothing on the line, but the evidence presented is weak. If RQ-180 exists, the House Armed Services Committee (HASC) don't know about it in June 2020, because they were grilling the Air Force over its plan to retire MQ-4 Block 20 and 30 without a replacement capability. If RQ-180 was in or near service, they wouldn't be as concerned surely. So if RQ-180 exists, they hadn't informed HASC yet.


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