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Description
| Notes: WC-135B modified for use as an observation platform to support the open skies treaty. | ||
| Manufacturer: | Boeing | |
| Base model: | C-135 | |
| Designation: | OC-135 | |
| Version: | B | |
| Nickname: | STRATOLIFTER | |
| Designation System: | U.S. Air Force | |
| Designation Period: | 1925-1962 | |
| Basic role: | Transport | |
| Modified Mission: | Radio controlled drone | |
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Recent comments by our visitors
| Ventura Franco Santa Maria, CA | YOU are correct this is not a DRONE..
For all of you that are on the OPEN SKIES as Crewchiefs This Aircraft are former Weather Birds in case you did not know I have many flying hours on them.. Visit the WC-135B site... Any of you know about the TOGETHERWESERVED website?? Really neat website where you can find all your old buddies and Write the names of all your old Sqds and bases you have been while you can also put up fotos and go down memory lane .... drop me a line and I will send you an invite... Ventura Franco ffi-usa@live.com 06/24/2008 @ 21:38 [ref: 21602] |
| E , MI | Is "four cameras in the rear" synomous with "four nozzles spewing chemicals into the air"? 05/22/2008 @ 04:07 [ref: 20972] |
| jake , CA | aircraft 672, 670's sister is much cleaner and has the best crew cheifs in the united states air force, as well as the greatest DCC 03/18/2005 @ 21:08 [ref: 9736] |
| Ron Strong , NE | The OC-135 is NOT a drone!!!!!! 01/05/2002 @ 18:04 [ref: 3992] |
| Dan Mosqueda , MI | You have the OC-135B listed as a radio drone. It is a highly specialized, purpose-designed aircraft used to implement the Treaty on Open Skies. It contains multiple cameras, Synthetic Aperture Radar, and Infra-Red Line Scanning devices all used to to carry out the treaty's mission of creating transparency of military intent between the signatory nations.
It has also been used by the US Government in support of natural disasters like Hurricane Mitch relief in Central America under direct White House control and flood relief along the Mississippi. I hope you'll be able to correct some of your information. Thanks, Dan Mosqueda former Open Skies Operations and Plans Officer 04/26/2001 @ 10:40 [ref: 2159] |
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