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US Air Force MQ-9A Reaper




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MQ-9A Reaper

Originally set up as the 11th Observation Squadron in early 1942, the unit mostly served in the reconnaissance role during the Cold War, also seeing action in the Vietnam War, then equipped with the RF-4 Phantom. In the 1970s, the squadron reequipped with the Ryan Firebee, one of the first jet-propelled drones, which it used for photographic reconnaissance before being placed inactive in 1979. One and a half decades later, the unit was again activated, this time as the first remotely piloted aircraft squadron in the U.S. Air Force to operate the MQ-1 Predator in the reconnaissance and surveillance roles, later also adopting the training role for future unmanned Aerial vehicle (UAV) units. The then designated 11th Attack Squadron continued as a launch-and-recovery training unit after receiving the larger and more capable MQ-9 Reaper, through to late 2025, after which the squadron shifted to combat missions and was reassigned to the newly formed 25th Attack Wing at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada. in 2024, the unit applied special liveries to a total of three of its Reapers, named The Hunter, The Reaper – and The Tiger. ,Originally set up as the 11th Observation Squadron in early 1942, the unit mostly served in the reconnaissance role during the Cold War, also seeing action in the Vietnam War, then equipped with the RF-4 Phantom. In the 1970s, the squadron reequipped with the Ryan Firebee, one of the first jet-propelled drones, which it used for photographic reconnaissance before being placed inactive in 1979. One and a half decades later, the unit was again activated, this time as the first remotely piloted aircraft squadron in the U.S. Air Force to operate the MQ-1 Predator in the reconnaissance and surveillance roles, later also adopting the training role for future unmanned Aerial vehicle (UAV) units. The then designated 11th Attack Squadron continued as a launch-and-recovery training unit after receiving the larger and more capable MQ-9 Reaper, through to late 2025, after which the squadron shifted to combat missions and was reassigned to the newly formed 25th Attack Wing at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada. in 2024, the unit applied special liveries to a total of three of its Reapers, named The Hunter, The Reaper – and The Tiger.
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Toegevoegd aan website: 2026-09-09
Brochure / aankondiging: november - december 2026
11th Attack Squadron, 25th Attack Wing, Creech - "Tiger"
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Onze prijs: € 60.2
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