Debrief: ‘Lady of Larissa’ Adds Details To Classified UAS Lore
The U.S. Air Force still does not confirm the existence of the aircraft Aviation Week identified in 2013 as the Northrop Grumman “RQ-180,” but it is only one candidate for the mystery aircraft.
Credit: Ronnie Olsthoorn concept for AW&ST
WASHINGTON and COLORADO SPRINGS—An unidentified flying-wing uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) photographed and videoed at low altitude near Larissa Air Base, Greece, on March 18 offered a rare, high-resolution look at the result of a long-classified military aircraft program. Online commenters dubbed...
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