This article is included in these additional categories: Blimps & LTA Craft | New Systems Tech | R&D - Contracted | Sensors & Guidance | USA
Return of the Navy Blimps?
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TCOM 32M aerostat(click to view full) In the aftermath of World War 2, blimps and airships found themselves gradually phased out of the US military. That didn’t really begin to change until the 21st century (see April 2005, “USN, DARPA See Blimps & HULAs Rising“). The heavy-lift WALRUS project may have been canceled without explanation; […]
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