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That red thing flying next to the F-16 is an MQM-107D Streaker, a target drone that was developed in the 1970s for the USAF and the Army. The North Koreans have bought several of them from Syria, and they are now using them to build unmanned attack drones loaded with high explosives. Yes. American drones from the 70s loaded with explosives. Bought from Syria. By the North Koreans. It sounds like the plot for a Chevy Chase movie, but it real, according to a Defense Tech source: North Kor
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At 3:16 EST, Russia launched its first interplanetary mission in 15 years. The unmanned Phobos-Grunt probe is designed to drop a lander onto the surface of Phobos 鈥?one of Mars ; two moons 鈥?an
vaso stanley d acquire soil samples from its surface before returning to Earth some time in 2014. But the relationship between Russia space program and the Red Planet is a tenuous one, at best 鈥?and Moscow last interplanetary flight took place in 1988, before the collapse of the Soviet Union. In other words, this mission is as much about redeeming faith in the Russian deep-space program as it is about recovering space dirt. The 1988 mission mentioned above was the seco
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