Rejoicing in the catchy name of... AHRLAC. That's "Advanced High-Performance Reconnaissance Light Aircraft". It looks like the love child of a Streak Shadow and a Skymaster, but with good reason:
First of all, the twin-boom, shoulder-wing, pusher-prop layout means that the wing and engine are no longer between the crew and the ground operations which the aircraft is intended to support -- the view is helicopter-like. Second, the configuration allows for a fuselage-mounted medium-caliber gun and a large payload bay, close to the center of gravity, which Paramount has designed to accept interchangeable pallets.
Aviation Week article:
http://aviationweek.com/blog/south-afri ... c-airborne
My friend and I applied for airline jobs in Australia, but they didn't Qantas.
