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.
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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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