Northrop Grumman Euro Hawk UAV first flight

Northrop Grumman video of the June 29, 2010, first flight of the Euro Hawk unamnned aircraft from its Palmdale, California, plant under development for Germany, the Euro Hawk is a version of the RQ-4B Blck 20 Glbal Hawk that will be outfitted by EADS Germany for the signals intelligence role.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• aviation
• aircraft
• unmanned
• GlobalHawk
• RQ-4
• UAV

[Antarktida1337]

I´d use it for tracking USA agents infiltrating Europe :P

[cchanderson]

@bloodgulch1 It is intended for use after we have total air superiority...which the U.S.A. has had after the first 72 hours in all modern wars. It is meant for surveillance...to loiter, a reconnaissance bird. If you want to see the drone we will use for killing people over territories where there are active S.A.M.S. look up the X-47B.

Video Here===> /watch?v=5Oe7j85lOII

[assoonas1]

@bloodgulch1 I was messing with you for the most part

[bloodgulch1]

@assoonas1 Lol and what exactly makes me ''clueless'' because i question what i dont know? Lol you dont know much do you?

[assoonas1]

@bloodgulch1 ill take trool over a clueless dumbass anyday

[bloodgulch1]

@assoonas1= Troll

[assoonas1]

@bloodgulch1=clueless

[xero993]

@bloodgulch1 Nah, still in Yr 11.

I am working my way to getting a position in the Australian Defence Force Academy however and from there, becoming an aerospace engineer for the RAAF. At the moment though I just make fictional aircraft for a flight simulator. (See my channel for some work in progress videos).

[bloodgulch1]

@xero993 Do you work for an Aircraft company? I myself is considering studing aerospace engineering as a major in college (This is my first year in college btw)