Data: 2009-02-22 13:05:02 | |
Autor: Me | |
Phonies and morons still have it. | |
Of my own experiences: 2 times car navigated at 85 ml speed (thank
God, as we were going to deadly imposed crashes, one by the navigated deer and other by the hole in the tire suden), which was already a long time ago and before 911; latelly guided mini misille at Bio- Center entered my rib cage and caused the damage on the insight - cutting throught muscles; similar experience 3 times before including before 911, all in order to prepare me for death in sleep via remote devices. SHAME ON YOU ALL LOGISTIC MORONS AND SADIST IN THE SO CALLED SECURITY SERVICES BUT REALLY INSECURITY. That is how far the offensive security has gone! Me and my underaged sons are not threat to anyone. They, THE LOGISTIC MORONS are still a treat top out security by not having control over these devices; o, they might not even get what it is as far as all logistic morons combines. On line relese showed as if from 10/2001 ( no way to confirm it) Products & Services Aircraft Platforms I-GNAT I-GNAT ER/Sky Warrior Alpha Predator Sky Warrior Predator B PREDATOR Click here to download a PDF brochure. The Predator, a growth evolution of the proven GNAT system, uses common avionics and mechanical systems and incorporates a Rotax 4- cylinder engine. Configured with a satellite data link system, Predator has an endurance of 40 hours and is equipped with an EO/IR stabilized gimbal containing two color video cameras and a forward- looking infrared (FLIR) camera as well as a synthetic aperture radar (SAR). The Predator has been configured with air-to-air or air-to-ground weapons as well as a laser designator. Since 1995, Predator has logged over 405,000 flight hours, of which over more than half have been during combat area deployments to the Balkans, Southwest Asia, and the Middle East where Predator operates in support of U.S. and NATO forces. Based upon the success of the program, the U.S. Department of Defense transitioned the Predator program to full rate production in August 1997, marking it as the first Advanced Concept Technology Demonstration (ACTD) program to be designated an Acquisition Category II Program. Predators are currently in production for the U.S. and Italian Air Force. Land-based Predators have demonstrated the ability to support maritime forces including carrier battle groups, amphibious ready groups, and submarines. Predator is the only reconnaissance system available in the U.S. inventory that can provide near real-time video imagery day or night in all weather conditions via satellite worldwide - without exposing pilots to combat fire. As the first successful unmanned aircraft surveillance program, Predator provides tactical and strategic intelligence to operational commanders worldwide. In July 1995, Air Combat Command commissioned the 11th Reconnaissance Squadron, the U.S. Air Forces first operational Predator squadron. The second Predator squadron, the 15th Reconnaissance, was commissioned in August 1997. The third Predator squadron, the 17th Reconnaissance, was commissioned in March 2002. Features: Solid-state digital avionics Remotely piloted or fully autonomous SAR and EO/IR providing day/night and all-weather operations in one- mission aircraft GPS and INS UHF/VHF voice Extensive combat experience Capabilities: Expanded EO/IR payload SAR all-weather capability Satellite control GPS and INS Over 24 hr on-station at 400 nmi Deployed with the U.S. and Italian Air Force Operations to 25,000 ft (7620m) 450 lb (204 kg) payload Wingspan 48.7 ft (14.84m), length 27 ft (8.23m) |
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