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DarkStar UAV Landing
DarkStar UAV Landing 
DarkStar UAV on Landing Approach
DarkStar UAV on Landing Approach 
DarkStar UAV on Landing Approach
DarkStar UAV on Landing Approach 
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DarkStar UAV Landing 
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DarkStar UAV in Flight 
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DarkStar UAV on Apron 
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DarkStar UAV Taking Off 
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DarkStar UAV in Flight 
DarkStar UAV in Flight
DarkStar UAV in Flight 
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DarkStar UAV in Flight Artwork 
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Boeing Phantom Eye landing Approach 
Darkstar UAV in Flight
Darkstar UAV in Flight 
Darkstar UAV in Flight
Darkstar UAV in Flight 
Darkstar UAV in Flight
Darkstar UAV in Flight 
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DarkStar UAV Wing Assembly 
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Boeing Phantom Eye Lands on Lakebed 
Darkstar UAV being towed
Darkstar UAV being towed 
Boeing Phantom Eye on Second flight
Boeing Phantom Eye on Second flight 
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Boeing Phantom Eye Takeoff on Second flight 
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DarkStar UAV on Landing Approach

DarkStar was a high-altitude, low-observable endurance UAV optimized for reconnaissance in highly defended areas. It was to operate within the current military force structure and with the existing command, control, communications computer and intelligence equipment. It had the ability operate at a range of 500 nautical miles and stay on station for eight hours at an altitude greater than 45,000 feet. The air vehicle was designed to carry either the SAR or EO payload. Boeing teamed with Lockheed Martin in 1994 to design and build the DarkStar for the U.S. Department of Defense Tier III Minus program. However, in late January 1999 the Defense Department announced the termination of the DarkStar unmanned aerial vehicle program. 
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Unique identifier BI225125 
Boeing ID 98d06404 
Type Image 
Size 2997px × 2316px   19MB 
License type RM 
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1990s
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