Stealth Jet to Go from Deep Blue to Wild Blue  Lockheed Martin
is now testing Cormorant, a stealthy autonomous spy jet that
starts and ends its mission 150 feet under water. Launched from
Ohio-class submarines, the four-ton aircraft is designed with
folding wings that allow it to fit inside a Trident missile
tube, which is about 48 feet long but just 7 feet wide. The
stealthy drone quietly floats to the surface and goes about its
business of putting the hurt on those who hate America, and then
when all the killing is done, slips back under the waves to be
retrieved by a sneaky robotic underwater vehicle. Testing should
be done by September, when the Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency (DARPA) will decide if it will commission a
flying prototype. So it's not real yet, but even so, this has to
be one of the coolest-looking airplane drawings ever, which was
done, incidentally, by John MacNeill Illustration.  The Navy s
Swimming Spy Plane [Popular Science]