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Lockheed Martin's Advanced Development Programs (ADP), also known more colloquially as Skunk Works, has unveiled a new, high-end stealth drone for the U.S. Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) Program, dubbed Vectis. According to TWZ, Vectis is designed to be highly adaptable to an operator’s requirements, whether they be...

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OSINTdefender1 year ago

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Jimmy1 year ago

@thewarzonewire This is the big reveal? My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined

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Global Surveillance1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Seems US wants to maintain its air dominancy in the world

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Patrick1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Meanwhile Ukraine gets the job done with Drones that cost 1000 US dollars or less. 🙄

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MondoARG1 year ago

@thewarzonewire It should work great against adversaries with no modern air defense, or space based weapons.

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MainNetThanos.eth1 year ago

@thewarzonewire We’ve all seen the movie Stealth

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Tomahawk1 year ago

@thewarzonewire That's fucking dope looks like that nazi plane from 1942

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סקיצה מזרחית1 year ago

@thewarzonewire A strong America is vital for our region's security.

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A Cerbic1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Cool aircraft, bad name. "Vectis" sounds like an insect repellent or a pharmaceutical drug.

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aeroplanum1 year ago

@thewarzonewire So this is the Mysterious aircraft

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panthermartin1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Oh, thank you so much for the billions of $ of research and development, you'll have great fun using it to fight off martians or something. We can watch the show on our phones while we are hunted in the city streets by antifa goons and sh0t down in our churches by tr*ns loons.

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Jesse Mamon1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Oh Cmon! Some bullst drones. WE WANT THE UAP TECH! NOW!! @LockheedMartin

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The Observer (e/acc)1 year ago

@thewarzonewire This isn’t the skunkworks announcement

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Jose Roberto da Silv1 year ago

@thewarzonewire How many trillions will it take to not work like the 35th failure?

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René Duba1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Only relevant after Trump is gone.

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Timmie Pollock, Ph.D.1 year ago

@thewarzonewire A whole bunch of these went over my house the other night and NONE of them showed up on my Flight Radar App.

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memory_prism1 year ago

@thewarzonewire @grok is this lockheeds "big announcement that we won't want to miss" or have we been RUGGED again.

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raman1 year ago

@thewarzonewire 2028 feels ambitious but Skunk Works usually delivers.

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HeadlessHorseman1 year ago

@thewarzonewire I think these were the NJ drones

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yurboyc-j1 year ago

@thewarzonewire They are about to show us why the DOW/DOD budget is 1T

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Jon Elder1 year ago

@thewarzonewire God bless America.

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Kavan Norman1 year ago

@thewarzonewire

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Mustafa Jones1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Cool. But LHM better be prepared to pump out like 2000 of them if a war breaks out or else this is practically useless.

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Ryan 🇺🇲1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Will this be used exclusively for ANTIFA?

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Gino A. Villarini1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Si esto es lo que presentan al público, imagínate lo que se queda "black". Skunkworks son la maquina!

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awe/node1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Yay a new killing machine, good job humans

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Mo Green1 year ago

@thewarzonewire I hate the military industrial complex. Lockheed's boondoggle programs that they always come in 10's of billions over budgets they promised and years too late i.e the F-35 total failure of a program .Im glad you get rich on our tax dollars when you fail us.

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The Bharat Patriot1 year ago

@thewarzonewire When they sell this to other countries, they won’t give all the features! They will just remove them

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starywood1 year ago

@thewarzonewire That is one big ass D but the Chinese have a little tiny micro ones

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TOTAL VICTORY - MAY 20251 year ago

@thewarzonewire Looks like the Roswell craft

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Terrible birder1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Send some to Ukraine for testing on ruzzians.

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Ignis Rex1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Nice AI generated video. Going to cost $1 bil just to get a mockup?

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Flames1 year ago

@thewarzonewire I cold be everything...

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SKYLINE🥷1 year ago

@thewarzonewire stealth drone szn unlocked

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raman1 year ago

@thewarzonewire Skunk Works does it again 🚀 Meet Vectis, the stealth drone that could define future air wars. Multi-mission, survivable, lethal. First flight 2028.

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