No Fighter Jet Can Beat US New Darkstar

American engineers have managed to create an aircraft that surpasses even sixth-generation fighters! It is designed to utilize the most advanced technologies to establish total air dominance! According to witnesses, it’s so fast that it literally blows roofs off houses with its shockwave as it flies overhead! Imagine this kind of monster flying above you. Although... you wouldn't even have time to react because it reaches speeds of 2 miles per second! Furthermore, according to certain classified data, it’s even armed with the most powerful laser in existence!
NO Aircraft Can Beat This New US LASER Fighter!

[@francismusso7644]

I heard about the Dark Star back in 2014. The speed is much greater than Mach 6. It can fly from LA to NYC in 20 minutes at top speed. Yes thats Mach 12. It can hit and be gone. It travels so fast it can evade all missles.. Russia is making an attempt to counter with their S-550, but the Dark star is probably 8 to years ahead in technology. Go USA.. :)

[@MikeNelson-pj7lw]

Did you know that the nellis range had been extended through into Canada during testing

[@jaysartori9032]

Thank GOD she is on our side!! Also, GOD bless the scientists and the energizer that helped to build it.

[@jsmariani4180]

The beauty of KZbin is that you can upload literally anything and some people will believe it.

[@charlesangell_bulmtl]

thus YT's full of it ..

[@johnbyrne4438]

Sorry, the SR-71 never was a 'fighter' aircraft, reconnaissance only. Maybe you misspoke.

[@US_MilitaryShow]

The Lockheed Martin SR-72, colloquially referred to as "Son of Blackbird", is an American hypersonic UAV concept intended for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) proposed privately in 2013 by Lockheed Martin as a successor to the retired Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird. The company expected an SR-72 test vehicle could fly by 2025...

[@trcass1]

The SR-71 was an incredible reconnaissance aircraft. As a retired imagery analyst for the U.S. government, I'm quite familiar with its collection. Waiting to see the SR-72.

[@technews_official]

The whole world is waiting for it

[@theblower069]

The SR71 wasn`t only a reconnaissance aircraft It was further developed into the F-12 Avenger. Take a look at that.

[@jorexthox4330]

2 miles per second 😮🎉

[@johngallati8164]

IF THEY REVEAL THIS.. THEY HAVE EVEN BETTER.

[@zora_noamflannery2548]

- probly had it 30 years ago.

[@marmite1076]

The sole Darkstar prototype was destroyed whilst testing at Mach 10 during 2019. It was piloted by Captain Pete "Maverick" Mitchell at the control but the Air Force has recently released film of testing in cinemas.

[@ronl8495]

The Aurora Project has been going on for years, wake-up people!

[@redpillpirate111]

Rules for advanced aircraft. If you know about it, it's already obsolete.

[@michaelbrininstool4515]

There is no way a plane can fly at 2 miles per second close enough to the ground to take roofs off houses. Maybe one can go that fast at 80k feet or more, but not on the deck.

[@ricorackeroni6563]

I’d just like to know where are you getting all this data from??

[@bf-696]

He is making a lot of it up.

[@James-Johnson313]

He watched Top Gun #2, a documentary.

[@ricorackeroni6563]

@@James-Johnson313 😂 extended cut

[@MrWilderNapalm]

F-117 flew combat sorties a decade before we knew it existed. I'd say Dark Star has the same track record. She has been flying for awhile now I'd be willing to bet.

[@jayhope615]

no somebody would have seen it by now..cellphones didnt exist like they do know..everybody has a camera,besides that as soon as they open the hangar doors to roll it out somebody is sitting there ready to take pictures 24/7.

[@MrWilderNapalm]

@@jayhope615 You are assuming she is flying out of America.

[@rb032682]

"ease the conflict", ?!?!?!? yeah, right!

[@frankd8957]

The SR-71 was first flown around 1964 and it was a product of the late 1950's and early 1960's. 1964 was 59 years ago so you don't think the USA has made tremendous technological advances in 60 years?

[@Searching4Reason]

Wait...the SR-71 was maneuverable? You're kidding, right? It's widely known that to turn around at speed, it would cross a couple states. Also, pilots didn't use standard flight masks. They had to use essentially space suits.

[@charlesangell_bulmtl]

Did it matter? Was superb in it's day & duty...These new ones? Time will tell.

[@aymonfoxc1442]

That's a lot better than flying in a straight line or boasting a turn radius that encompases continents! Maneuvrability is contextual.

[@alanmccauley1868]

Do not let our enemies get this technology.

[@carltheriot8107]

With our lax-a-dazickle Idiots in Congress, I’m sure the Chinese have all the data & plans already!

[@channelmames]

Lmao. To think they don’t already have it… naive

[@Elvis_Pond5]

This is a joke... the US is far beyond this

[@mastermariner490]

@@channelmamesStrange that since we havent seen any other countries making any prototypes Usually China would steal the blueprints first

[@JWRay-xh9wl]

Are you sure we should have it.

[@donpierce4829]

I think there is a little BS in this Podcast!! Damn this guy is smoking some pretty heavy duty hay!!!

[@Provocateur3]

Agreed. WTF does 2 mps mean? According to my calculator, that's 7200 mph, or about Mach 9.39. I'd like to see some support for this number.

[@Barefoot433]

OMG, the SR-71 was never a fighter craft, it was surveillance. And a variable jet motor is not going to go from jet-turbine to rocket, it would go to RAMjet or SCRAMjet. You lose all credibility on what is really truth, when you don't even know how to describe a bullet cartridge- for example. Sounds like a California lawmaker trying to describe a rifle by how many clips it can fire per second, via upgraded caliber.

[@vc7393]

How Fucking True. I told this guy before this not the only duel engine (Sabre)

[@corporalpunish6089]

YF12A was the interceptor version that was scrapped by McNamara

[@iphoneman1231]

This is facts

[@johndemore6402]

Or they've solved that problem and can do what they claim and our enemies should be really really scared

[@congerthomas1812]

The "Brace" does it!

[@kennethhopson5013]

I know that the United States has the very best fighting planes in the world, but I believe they show too much of what we have available.

[@amzarnacht6710]

SR-71 was never a combat platform.

[@alanluscombe8a553]

You have some stuff wrong but either way it is insane how fast flight has developed since the wright brothers. Once we figured out how airfoil worked it was quick

[@bionicbob1285]

it was flying 20 years ago

[@johnlord8337]

You need LORD Consulting to put a neutronium Meissner force field fabric on that vessel - and there will be no G forces, no shear forces, no heat differentials from nose to tail, no speed limit, ... as you have a literal air slipstream (no air friction sound barrier). LORD Consulting is the leading researcher for superconductors, superconductivity, superconductive fabrics, ... and supra-sessional flying abilities.

[@jocoloco1320]

Let’s see what the Tic-Tac can do! Lol

[@spacecadet1249]

The government always says "still under development" LONG after it's been put in service. Are they lying? Not really. How many years were they working out the bugs on the F-35? How many years have they been updating security patches in Microsoft Windows?

[@MrChosenOne757]

I can assure you most unidentified aircraft have been flying around without public notice

[@jayrizzinthebuff]

Imagine being a fly on the wall of a Skunk works meeting room!?

[@robertlewis2542]

A bit hard to put much faith in what this vid has to say when they don't seem to realize the SR 71 was never a fighter... literally it's in the name SR Perhaps it's time to rebrand from Tech News to Tech Fiction?

[@californiakid7010]

Definitely makes me proud to be AMERICAN !

[@jorexthox4330]

Now they can nuke the world with it just drop it on them and run 😂🎉💣💣💣

[@user-fv5ms4sz8e]

Wow! This is incredible.

[@petegarnett7731]

I think that's about 3000 totally unbelievably unbeatable warplanes that have appeared online in recent years. Strangely, they are all still secret and do not even appear at airshows. Perhaps they are so fast and stealthy that they disappear up their own tailpipes. They are also insulting those who built planes like the SR71 by suggesting they only discovered how much they heated up or the difficulties of balancing partial pressures for oxygen delivery at altitude AFTER they were flying.

[@ultimagaming6035]

Forget all the other bells and whistles…the shit is unmanned?! Thats awesome.

[@efrainrodriguez9550]

Wow 2 miles per second is never heard of today so far. Dark Star 72 is still Under develpment wow wow😊.

[@scottmclaughlin5674]

My kids and I had the honor of seeing the Mock-up from the Top Gun movie at the Edwards AFB open house air show in 2022.

[@rabbitankle]

did you notice they said unmanned? AI will be our curse.

[@jeepers45roll5]

They will never tell you where they are at. We have advanced techno!ogies.

[@Thefab5150]

So paramount pictures approach Lockheed Martin and say, can you design us a plane that will be the fastest ever? Sure says lockheed martin, that'll be 800 million dollars... please😂😂 hilarious

[@Thefab5150]

​@@name-ym1ymYes, I agree my figures $$ were way off

[@geraldsmith7240]

You Should Not Underestimate Anything, When It Concerns Skunkworks.▪️◾️⚫️

[@watchit6298]

Thank you to our USA 🇺🇸 MILITARY 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@jim7060]

You've already shared the capabilities of the seventh generation fighter so you must be working on the 10th by now. 🇺🇸✝️☝️🙏☝️✝️🇺🇸

[@bro_dBow]

It has been known that since “Star Wars” tech came out that laser beams can be defeated by reflective coatings. How does this laser work against coatings that reflect the infrared frequency of this laser?

[@proteusnz99]

Another question is how is the laser powered? The most powerful disclosed airborne laser was chemically based and needed the volume of a 747 to lift the equipment. As a weapon in a fighter? Leave that to the X-wings in Star Wars. You could in theory use an extremely compressed pulse to deliver all the energy in an extremely short time period (microsecond or less) but that will scorch the paint in a small area, perhaps make a small hole, but unlikely to knock out a modern jet, short of a golden bb hit. There is also the issue of thermal bloom, in atmosphere a lot of the energy from a high power laser will convert intervening gas to plasma, attenuating the beam.

[@GhostStag19]

The Darkstar is an aircraft that does not exist, it was made up for Top Gun Maverick. But Google does exist, try using it.

[@sidneycook3196]

it is real.

[@MatthewBaileyBeAfraid]

That “most powerful Laser in Existence” is totally dead weight, making the aircraft “unarmed” if so. Unless it is fighting non-military targets. But in 2018, the utility of “Laser Weapons” came to a crashing end faster than did the end of the Battleship with the arrival of the carrier. A technological development that had not been expected for a LONG WHILE was made, creating something that is now accelerating not just re-usable heat-shield development for Spacecraft, but is also a nigh impenetrable armor against lasers for a mere fraction of a mm of material: Hardened Aerogels. The “Hardened” simply means that it doesn’t crumble to dust so easily like normal aerogels. But like regular aerogels, it is capable of withstanding enormous temperatures. And it became a “Thing” in 2018, and not just a “thing,” but the creator had a scalable manufacturing process. It was this development that is why the US Military (and Russian, Chinese, Japanese, French, Germans, English, etc… Everyone working on High-Powered Laser Weapons) suddenly became very disinterested in those weapons, and the existing programs were effectively wrapped-up, since, just like all of the Battleships built just prior to WWII, they were essentially a legacy weapon that had no real use in War, and were too expensive to use for things like Piracy Interdiction. So… Your “Sooper-Seekret-airplane” here with a “Lazer-beemz” (spellings intentional) is unarmed, and carrying dead weight it would be better-off without. Because pretty much everything is now made with critical component that have a small layer of hardened aerogel on them (something you could not even tell was a hardened Aerogel unless you knew it before hand). And in the next few years the entire military will be retrofitting the hardened aerogels into the normal armor and weapon construction process since it is negligible in weight and volume (as I mentioned, something like 0.1mm to 0.25mm is sufficient to protect pretty much anything from any laser anyone could build for the next several decades - and by then the next technology that will do vastly more than rendering any POSSIBLE Laser, be it an X-Ray or Gamma-Ray Laser of Trillions of Joules energy or any other Laser that could conceivably be built, entirely useless. That technology is Hyper-Reflecting/Refracting Metamaterials). And the Hyper-Reflective/Refractive Metamaterials are things that do not depend upon traditional optics to work. The types and arrangement of atoms in their substrate causes interference with any photons, or any energy (i.e. Electromagnetic Energy of ANY kind), to be unable to “touch” or be absorbed by the Atoms/Molecules of the Metamaterial. That then causes the photons bounce off the atoms until they are passed through the material and out in another direction (programmed via the construction or manipulation of the Metamaterial), or simply “bounce off” the Metamaterial entirely (Refracting or Reflecting with an Indices of Refraction asymptotic to a Limit͢͢ ±∞ and an Index of Reflection equivalent to that of Refraction(Asymptotic to a Limit͢͢͢͢ ∞). Kind of hard for a Laser to damage something that it cannot “Touch.” The Metamaterials also have another property that is going to mess up a LOT MORE than just Laser Weapons. They are invisible (or can be made invisible) to any kind of EM based Detection we currently use (Vision, Radar, LiDAR, etc). Sonar would still work, but there is a possibility that the Metamaterials could be created to function the same way with sound. Leaving few options to detect them. Dirt on them might be detected visually, but it, nor “scratches” damage or affect the Metamaterials in any way, because their properties aren’t derived from the traditional “Optics” of Lenses or Mirrors. Mass remains the only real way to detect them, and currently Mass Interferometers tend to be many square miles in size. And they are only capable of detecting mass along the plane they are built on. Very scary “plane” you’ve got there as a result.

[@eugeneminton2613]

earlier today i had an idea but since i am not an engineer or anything like that... i'm a sci fi geek and a dreamer mostly. but anyhow ... i was thinking about the issues of having stealth aircraft with missile bays and how when they are opened that it compromises their stealth. how about a rear facing torpedo tube sort of system? i mean you put the weapon into the tube and back it up ... when you wish to launch it, you basically open up flaps on the weapons tail that drag it out of the tube... or you could use venting or pressure systems to push it out... thou i do like the flap idea most... probably used in conjunction with one of the others... anyhow the weapon would need a means of ignoring the launching craft after being released as to not target it when its propulsion engages... would that be a good means of launching a weapon instead of just opening a bay to release them? you'll still need bay doors for loading, but i can imagine them being in a rotary magazine, similar to one that can be carried with b-52's or "other" bombers... which could be pre loaded and waiting for exchange with an aircraft that needs re-arming far faster than loading them each manually within a bay. course this would mean to have either an adjustable launch "torpedo" bay diameter... to accomodate weapons of different sizes... or mean a standardization or add ons to use smaller ones in a larger launch tube... in my head i think "similar to sabot"??... idk if the bay itself could just adjust.. more complicated but in the end it would allow more to be carried right? eh... anyhow that is the idea that popped into my head earlier so felt i shoudl share.. peace.

[@rogerkant3696]

A popular idea but not strong reality support, SR71 and any SR72 are reconnaissance aircraft although some thought was given to an armed version of the SR71. If the aircraft exists and if it is for actual engagement with the enemy it is far more likely to be a strike aircraft not an air superiority fighter. It’s actually too fast for that, you mentioned this yourself, that lasers were chosen not missiles as it could run into its own missiles.

[@soongwriter]

5 video screens housed deep inside the airframe in a pilot pod would allow frontal aerodynamics to be ahead of any other aircraft

[@maxt3902]

With the US national debt of 32.7 trillion .

[@sweetdreams8215]

i have a question for you , why have you put into your video commentary commentary from the British Tempest Program ?

[@MatthewBaileyBeAfraid]

Damn the producer of this is incredulous.

[@desinotr0150]

All the Chinese need apparently is the unstoppable weather balloon, bane to the U.S. Military.

[@jeremybutler2578]

It should be able to lock a target and fly by and drop laser guided missiles while they use their speed to take off....if someone sent drones to identify targets prior to the darkstars arrival it would make target identification instant. You could do all of it remotely to be honest....superfast lightweight drones for recon and then a mach 8 missile dropper with wings that is way higher than the enemy can fly....we need this stuff

[@rgloria40]

They been developing this since Reagan time... It was probably perfected... The status quo figure out they could make more money by being traitors... For example, the two accused Chinese Spy got through military clearance system somehow... A lot of the old fart military policies allowed/waivers...

[@molemarden5188]

They said that about the U2 .it fly’s to high to be hit .how did that work out

[@MichaelMartinez-hd5lu]

That is sick

[@aw4955]

Maybe no fighter, but missiles certainly can. No weapon system is invincible.

[@user-pr1gx8zw8h]

Very nice❤

[@williamburroughs9686]

Looks like the revied the P-38 lightning. I knew that this build was better than the standard aircraft but didn't realize that they that they done it until now. P-38 to SR-71 to SR-72.

[@msrousan3786]

Saying the SR71 was a fighter proves how uninformed the narration is

[@Ihave15childreninmybasement]

Fr

[@olddog103]

I remember seeing pulso jet contrails across the sky many days on my way to work at PANCHO BARNS TRAING CENTER, IN THE 90s

[@mycroft16]

Completely normal turbofan engines on commercial airplanes create those pulses in contrails. It indicates fan oscillation or uneven airflow through the engine. A pulse detonation engine operates at 40Hz minimum, 40 pulses per second. At that frequency, to put that much visible space between pulses the plane would have to be traveling well faster than the darkstar can. So no. That was now a PDE. Just an normal turbofan in need of maintenance.

[@neilt1889]

Are you talking about the Sarkstar or the UKs Tempest as you use both

[@rolandolveda906]

My craft goes into air and underwater and runs on a power you wish you had . 😂

[@mrgcav]

I touched a SR-71. It is still Awesome.

[@nathanokun8801]

"SR" means Strategic Reconnaissance, not a fighter/bomber type plane. The "A-12" variant was supposed to be the attack plane, but never put into service. 7200 miles per hour is much faster than I previously heard of. The X-15 was a rocket plane for testing, not any kind of military or commercial aircraft.

[@proteusnz99]

A-12 was the single seat variant, precursor of SR-71, operated by CIA rather than USAF, believe about 8-10 built, carried out missions over North VietNam in late 1960s. There was an interceptor variant, YF-12A 2 seater using weapons system from XF-108 (radar / missiles) that eventually wound up in the F-14. There was a paper project for a strike SR-71B with weapon bays from SRAMs replacing the reconnaissance gear, but that never got beyond design studies.

[@hbh32210]

a 350 KW laser? I dont think so.

[@zoop2132]

Does it have USB ports?

[@ocalaskyhigh]

WHOA! Is that you REDWHEEL?

[@mikeguthrie5432]

I can't wait!

[@MichaelSWLI]

Are you serious? If that’s true, why were you using top gun scene to describe the new fighter jet?

[@jaimecortez7241]

Forget these . They have UFOs . That don't blow roofs off

[@ioanbota9397]

So powerful I like it

[@pwfrydds]

😊😮😅

[@emmaarcher]

where can i get 1 ?

[@ranjanshaw5518]

7th Gen onwards the fighters would be Unmanned, Hypersonic,with Directed Energy Weapons.

[@Timonator3]

Whatever happened to the Aurora? Thought that it was Thee Kool Plane?

[@3ppcli]

Question: how did this aircraft emerge from that hanger without ripping the wings off.

[@kornfed81]

It wasn't revealed. Everything in Top Gun was CGI. The takeoff at the beginning was an overlay onto a Hornet if I remember correctly.

[@dangerwillrobinson366]

Yea you ought to research how TG was filmed.

[@kornfed81]

@dangerwillrobinson366 yea I just watched the interview of the pilot that did the most demanding flying for the film. He said he wouldn't do it again.

[@ronduranceau8457]

Cool!

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Same plane.....Thanks 👍👍 Shoe🇺🇸

[@theblock9066]

Is the voiceover the guy from watop aka we are top?

[@mothmagic1]

Mach 10 is all very well until you want to go anywhere other than in a straight line.

[@TomokosEnterprize]

How long to the moon ? LOL.

[@mycroft16]

At that speed why would you need to go anywhere other than a straight line? You just plan a grand circle route to your target and once there slow enough to maneuver if need be. Once mission complete align heading and accelerate again.

[@TheBruces56]

The SR-71 is not a fighter.

[@BucketWheat]

Aren't there already Hyper-sonic Missiles..? as well as Lasers that could be mounted to a 'Drone' type missile..? How far does a Laser beam remain DANGEROUS or even DEADLY?? Particularly if it misses the target, or after it has cut thru the target....

[@MatthewBaileyBeAfraid]

A Laser Beam today remains “deadly” to an Unarmored/unprotected Target for quite a ways. Especially if it is Pulsed. BUT… They are useless now as such weapons thanks to the discovery of a Scaleable Manufacturing process for Hardened Aerogels in 2018. A fraction of a mm of Hardened Aerogel is enough to protect something from any conceivable Laser Weapon we could build for decades to Centuries. It wasn’t expected that Hardened Aerogels would ever be manufacturable… Until some kid in a University Lab discovered a process around 2016, and showed that it worked in 2018. The USA, China, Russia, France, Germany (Everyone with a High-Energy Laser Weapons Program) just kind of quietly wrapped them up, knowing that what they had was basically the equivalent of the IJN’s Yamato Battleships in 1940: Something enormously powerful that was a Waste of Money due to it being so vulnerable to the Aircraft Carrier. And to make matters even worse for the HEL Weapons… The Hardened Aerogel is just the most recent thing to make them useless as weapons. Another Technology is being developed that will make any POSSIBLE Laser useless as a weapon, no matter how much “power” it has (typically measured in Megajoules, Gigajoules, Terajoules, etc.)… And there are all manner of Hypersonic Missiles. One that I am pretty sure we have is called “Rods-from-God.” Look into it… Pretty simple stuff for being the equivalent of a Nuclear Weapon that has no explosives of any kind.

[@1421ZH]

Wow!2.24 it looks like US has 6G already !

[@proteusnz99]

Mach 9 and highly manoeuvrable? Get real, at that speed it will travel in straight lines and turn slowly, otherwise the g-force will flatten the pilot. Also, where is the fuel, it’s smaller than the SR-71. As far as I know Dark Star was the program name for a small forward swept drone, cancelled in the late 1990s. The white aircraft about midway is clearly the recently rolled out X-59 QUESST proof of concept vehicle. The generally breathless presentation is reminiscent of the AWST articles about Soviet nuclear powered bombers in the late 50s/early 60s, cheer leading for biggest Air Force budgets. More likely a cleverly managed misdirection exercise, with the movie tie-in to ‘explain’ Skunk Works activity, a bunch who’d long been good at keeping secrets. In terms of reconnaissance satellites or drones make more sense. I’d be more interested in seeing if Lockheed was collaborating with DARPA and the AI community to develop drone swarms with autonomous capabilities.

[@zora_noamflannery2548]

- You bring up some good points.

[@-NOCAP-]

Jesus Christ, 7500 mph is mach 9.7, and 350 kw laser doesn't seem possible. Finding power sources small enough to fit inside our fighter jets as well as being strong enough to power of 100 KW laser. That's literally what's been holding us back from fitting lasers on to the F-35 and F-22. The sr-72? Sounds kind of far-fetched.

[@darrenlucas2768]

I think I know the pilot.....a Mr Flash Gordon

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Possibility's are endless now.

[@williamcharles9480]

People need not wonder if an advance aircraft is in the works. It's in the works, period.

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this powerful fastest planes

[@zmitov]

According to witnesses... enough said.

[@gscheben123]

Even if it never comes to fruition... At least it will give the IMC billions, and US politicians will continue to get their grift.

[@dinhscot]

USA has the money and the technology to make the best fighter jet in the world... Its military spending is more then the Next 10 countries combine, those list include China, Russia, India etc...

[@leroyfitch7814]

Holy shit 😮

[@rogersiples3335]

There was a tactical version of the SR-71 made. While flying at speed, it fired a missile and almost shot itself down. After that, the idea was scraped.

[@davidrobertson5700]

BAE systems ( Bacon And Egg systems) own the tic tac. Project greenglow Good luck rest of world 😂

[@jcerban8128]

I'd love to see what they're not disclosing.

[@jorexthox4330]

Missiles cannot catch it??? How about a laser beam or emp weapon

[@Delusional_1946]

😇❤️ slow motion comes too mind hmmm so scary i might need a nap 😇❤️

[@danfreeman9079]

Are you waiting for an air breathing manned production aircraft that can beat all the records still held by the SR-71 Blackbird? Don't hold your breath.

[@josephtempongko8914]

You are absolutely correct because it is only model RC control used in the movie 😂😂😂😂😂. That’s why no one can catch up with it.

[@tikitiki7610]

what is the "model RC control" ??

[@mycroft16]

What is in the movie is NOT a model RC. Lockheed Martin built a full scale, but not real, plane mock up for the scenes on the ground where it is towed out of the hangar and they get into it. After that, it's entirely CG.

[@erichammond9308]

Guaranteed that this is the same tactic used by the military with the F-19 model by Revell - what it really is is something totally different 😂