Drones

• Nov 17, 2006

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I have made contact with a person that has found a Drone crash that is very complete for a crash site. Found near Cape Cod i think. What museum would want it?

 

• Nov 17, 2006

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What type of drone is it?

 

• Nov 17, 2006

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I think it is a Northrup AQM-57A Falconer

 

• Nov 17, 2006

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Actually its a Northrop MQM-57A - I'd contact Redstone Arsenal, Tyndall AFB and Holliman AFB - those are the folks who deal with drones and target aircraft.

 

• Nov 17, 2006

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Do they have museums at the locations? Or is that where the drones fly from? thanks.

 

• Nov 17, 2006

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Versatile said:

Do they have museums at the locations? Or is that where the drones fly from? thanks.

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They fly them there and I believe there are museums at all 3 locations...

 

• Nov 20, 2006

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• Nov 21, 2006

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The man that found it says that it is a Radioplane OQ-19-D. Anyone have a picture?

 

• Nov 21, 2006

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Northrop MQM-33

Matt has posted a pic already.

 

• Nov 21, 2006

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Remote Piloted Aerial Vehicles - The Radioplane Target Drone