Project 1794 - US army's secret 'flying saucer'
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US army's secret 'flying saucer' schematic from 1950s declassified

The US Air Force had detailed plans in 1956 for a flying saucer that could travel four times the speed of sound. Source: blogs.archives.gov
THE US army was planning to build a supersonic 'flying saucer' in the 1950s, newly declassified documents reveal.
Documents from the US Air Force Aeronautical Systems were recently published by the National Declassification Centre revealing the secret plans known as 'Project 1794'.
The cover of a 'Final Development Summary Report' from 1956 shows an illustration of a flying saucer of the kind made popular in science fiction movies from the 1950s.
A Canadian company, Avro Aircraft Ltd, had been commissioned to construct a prototype of the disc-shaped craft.
It was designed to take off vertically and would have a top speed of Mach 4, a maximum altitude of 30km and a range of over 1000 nautical miles.

USAF Project 1794 looked remarkably like a 1950s sci-fi flying saucer. Source: blogs.archives.gov
Technical schematics reveals one version of the craft which would only have been big enough for a single pilot, and another with a bigger cockpit.
The document concluded that the project was "feasible and the aircraft can be designed to have satisfactory handling through the whole flight range from ground cushion take-off to supersonic flight at very high altitude"
Source http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/techno ... ld+News%29

The US Air Force had detailed plans in 1956 for a flying saucer that could travel four times the speed of sound. Source: blogs.archives.gov
THE US army was planning to build a supersonic 'flying saucer' in the 1950s, newly declassified documents reveal.
Documents from the US Air Force Aeronautical Systems were recently published by the National Declassification Centre revealing the secret plans known as 'Project 1794'.
The cover of a 'Final Development Summary Report' from 1956 shows an illustration of a flying saucer of the kind made popular in science fiction movies from the 1950s.
A Canadian company, Avro Aircraft Ltd, had been commissioned to construct a prototype of the disc-shaped craft.
It was designed to take off vertically and would have a top speed of Mach 4, a maximum altitude of 30km and a range of over 1000 nautical miles.

USAF Project 1794 looked remarkably like a 1950s sci-fi flying saucer. Source: blogs.archives.gov
Technical schematics reveals one version of the craft which would only have been big enough for a single pilot, and another with a bigger cockpit.
The document concluded that the project was "feasible and the aircraft can be designed to have satisfactory handling through the whole flight range from ground cushion take-off to supersonic flight at very high altitude"
Source http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/techno ... ld+News%29

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A Whoopsy daisy indeed
Here you go same article different source
http://www.news.com.au/technology/us-ar ... 6489578763
Here you go same article different source
http://www.news.com.au/technology/us-ar ... 6489578763

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Spikey wrote:Curious...anyone else noticed 'coincidence' of the project name?
'Project 1794'...is VERY close to 'Project 1947'....and we all know what UFO / Saucer related incident happened in 1947 don't we.
Lets not forget the 1974 Chihuahua, Mexico crash


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