Alway loved Habu, they were next door to us at Beale AFB just out of Marysville, CA when I was working B-52G's there in '73. Pretty amazing what Kelly and crew put together with pencil, paper, sliderules and very limited computing power. What they had for computer then would probably fit on one chip with enough room left over for a 3rd generation smart phone today. And had to make most of the tools and figure out how to work with the materials for her.
Have seen a lot of them in flight, but never with the drone. Boeing has one of the trainers (with the hump) in the collection at Boeing.Field in south Seattle/Tukwilla.
Night takeoffs were a trip and a hallf back then when the whole flightline would go to black out conditions...........
Was a riot to watch a tanker scramble off the ground and a half hour later the SR roll out and leisurely hit the air. Leak fuel like a sieve until they heat up and self seal; SR is in the refuel track over Lake Tahoe going where is my tanker at, hope he gets here soon...........