X-45A (f1883589-c879-5b79-8f11-ac5567a9f9fb)
The Boeing X-45A was a low-observable, jet-powered UCAV technology demonstrator developed for DARPA and the U.S. Air Force to validate autonomous strike, suppression-of-enemy-air-defenses, and cooperative mission-management concepts rather than field an operational aircraft. Powered by a single Honeywell F124-GA-100 turbofan in a tailless flying-wing configuration, the program used two demonstrators at NASA Dryden/Edwards to prove ground-supervised flight, automated re-tasking, and internal weapons-bay release of inert precision munitions. Its procurement relevance is historical: the X-45A informed later U.S. unmanned combat-air-system work, but was not itself acquired for service.
| Cluster A | Galaxy A | Cluster B | Galaxy B | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| X-45A (f1883589-c879-5b79-8f11-ac5567a9f9fb) | UAVs/UCAVs | Private Cluster (d63f363e-24f0-44a1-a56e-846e5ad43970) | Unknown | 1 |
| X-45A (f1883589-c879-5b79-8f11-ac5567a9f9fb) | UAVs/UCAVs | Private Cluster (852636a8-6570-5d23-9b78-c2ec0a20d447) | Unknown | 1 |
| X-45A (f1883589-c879-5b79-8f11-ac5567a9f9fb) | UAVs/UCAVs | united states of america (84668357-5a8c-4bdd-9f0f-6b50b2555341) | Country | 1 |
| 021 - Northern America (64974dea-c6c9-462d-9fcf-4456a397d591) | Regions UN M49 | united states of america (84668357-5a8c-4bdd-9f0f-6b50b2555341) | Country | 2 |