#u-28

[nocternalrandomness]

An AFSOC U-28A Draco working on some touch & gos at Grand Coulee Airport, WA

The U-28A is a modified, single-engine Pilatus PC-12 aircraft and is part of the Air Force Special Operations Command manned, airborne intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance fleet. he U-28A provides manned fixed-wing tactical airborne ISR support to humanitarian operations, search and rescue and conventional and special operation missions.

[dailycryptodrawings]

460: U-28 Creature

“The hell is that!?”- Pretty much everyone

“Abomination” Is A Bit Of A Strong Word, Right?

[laercarroll]

MID-LEVEL tech support of intel & special forces

MID-LEVEL tech support of intel & special forces

The Air Force loves super-advanced new technology. (As do I.) But in modern and near-future conflicts sometimes lower-level solutions are more effective and cost less.

Such are two military aircraft long used by USAF for ISR (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance). These both use turboprop engines, which might be called MID-LEVEL technology: higher than the older (low-tech) reciprocating…

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[xtremeosaurus-rex]

Okay, people talk about the ocean and how it's deeeeeep and spoooooky, but like, you don't understand. Seriously. You don't understand. It's 1915, and your on a german submarine. You just blew up a british ship, and the debris of the ship is shot up 80 feet into the air. But thats not the only thing that shoots up. Among that debris is a 60 foot long crocodile with long fins instead of legs. The U-28 monster is seen for the first time. And the coolest part? It's also the only time it's seen. The ocean is so flipping huge, that have only seen this beast once. Once. That's not surprising though, because we have only mapped out 2% of the oceans. Let that sink in. The ocean isn't spooky. It just a vast watery landscape made of sheer terror.