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US Aerial Target Drones 2 drones and 2 trailers. In 1948 the USAF (United States Air Force) signed a contract with the Ryan company to develop a jet- powered unmanned aircraft intended as a target for training purposes. The prototype drone, named XQ-2, made its first flight in 1951. Following successful testing, it entered service with the USAF as the Q-2A (also known as the Firebee). A slightly modified version, designated KDA-1, was operated by the military fleet. In the late 1950s, a new contract was awarded between the USAF and Ryan for a significantly improved "second-generation" Firebee - the Model 124, initially designated as the Q-2C. It went into production in 1960, and three years later, its designation was changed to BQM-34A. This drone featured an enlarged fuselage, longer wings, and a unique intake port under the pointed nose. The US Navy also adopted the BQM-34A, while the Army received a ground-launched version called the MQM-34D with a JATO (Jet-Assisted Take-Off) booster. These drones were used for training anti-
aircraft defense crews.
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Manufacturer:
ICM UA
Code Number:
ICM48399
Scale:
1:48
Item type:
Aircraft kits (injection)
Price:
£19.80
Order Quantity:
Quantity In Stock:
20+
Availability:
This will usually be dispatched within 24/48 hours of receiving your order
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McDonnell QF-4E "Team Target" The last Phantoms in USAF service were the QF-4E full-scale aerial targets, which were converted from the USAF Phantom inventory for optionally unmanned flight. This comprehensive decal sheet provides markings for seven different QF-4E full-scale aerial targets of the 82nd Aerial Targets Squadron at Tyndall AFB. Many of these QF-4Es wear an attractive glossy finish that was seen on the aircraft of the unit just prior to the retirement of the type.
The options on this decal sheet are:
QF-4E 72-0162 "SCAT XXVII"
QF-4E 74-0626
QF-4E 72-0490
QF-4E 74-1638
QF-4E 72-1485
QF-4E 71-0237
QF-4E 74-0643
Accurate stencilling and national insignia to build any one of the options is included. This sheet was professionally screen printed by Cartograf in Italy.