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This robotic hawk can shape-shift as it flies
Their goal was to create a bird-like drone that’s capable of both cruising long distances at high speeds while remaining highly maneuverable.

Oops. Facepalm.General Atomics![]()
Speed Racer is an acronym so probably something like SPDRCR or SPRCR. Anyone care to guess first letter stealth??"Speed Racer", huh? I wonder if it is by any chance a WIG design or something even more exotic?
Stealthy Persistent Drone for Remote Strike & Reconnaissance? SPDRSRSupersonic might be too obvious?
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"Speed Racer", huh? I wonder if it is by any chance a WIG design or something even more exotic?
Per the article, the production seems more about testing the speed of the engineering tools in a new UAV then producing a UAV to fulfill a specific role."Speed Racer", huh? I wonder if it is by any chance a WIG design or something even more exotic?
"Strong with the DoD speak, this one is."Stealthy Persistent Drone for Remote Strike & Reconnaissance? SPDRSRSupersonic might be too obvious?
One day someone's going to summon Cthulhu."Strong with the DoD speak, this one is."Stealthy Persistent Drone for Remote Strike & Reconnaissance? SPDRSRSupersonic might be too obvious?![]()
I have it on good authority that to get the f-117 to fly, a prayer to Cthulhu was included in the Fly by Wire codingOne day someone's going to summon Cthulhu."Strong with the DoD speak, this one is."Stealthy Persistent Drone for Remote Strike & Reconnaissance? SPDRSRSupersonic might be too obvious?![]()
I’ve seen people online speculate this related to the big new hanger at Plant 42.Secretive New Skunk works UAS Set For Ground Testing Soon | Aviation Week Network
A secretive new unmanned aircraft system (UAS) designed by the Lockheed Martin Skunk Works is poised to enter ground testing “imminently,” a Lockheed Martinaviationweek.com