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Anonymous Coward User ID: 84184074 United States 10/01/2022 05:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. That's interesting but not surprised with everything going on. I know what the craft is for, I'm just curious when was the last time it was air airborne? You can't see that history for this craft in the link you sent. Thanks for sharing though. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 84299528 I see the E6s up every couple days. It's the E4 that should worry you They are up all the time. See above. They don’t leave their ADSB-2 transponders on most of the time, so we don’t see them. They usually leave them on enroute to station because of the commercial traffic. Such as this one right now [link to globe.adsbexchange.com (secure)] This thread is as much dumb fluff as a Skyking thread. |
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User ID: 80193276 United States 10/01/2022 05:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. That's interesting but not surprised with everything going on. I know what the craft is for, I'm just curious when was the last time it was air airborne? You can't see that history for this craft in the link you sent. Thanks for sharing though. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 84299528 I see the E6s up every couple days. It's the E4 that should worry you They are up all the time. See above. They don’t leave their ADSB-2 transponders on most of the time, so we don’t see them. They usually leave them on enroute to station because of the commercial traffic. Such as this one right now [link to globe.adsbexchange.com (secure)] This thread is as much dumb fluff as a Skyking thread. That's the same plane that started this thread. ] Notice the position info is 71 minutes since last update. DOH! Justme |
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Forum Administrator 10/01/2022 05:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The type of aircraft was replace, and Strategic Air Command is now called something else. In short, the program still exists. Fate whispers to the warrior "You cannot withstand the storm" the warrior whispers back "I am the storm" INTJ-A |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 82259516 United States 10/01/2022 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. That's interesting but not surprised with everything going on. I know what the craft is for, I'm just curious when was the last time it was air airborne? You can't see that history for this craft in the link you sent. Thanks for sharing though. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 84299528 I see the E6s up every couple days. It's the E4 that should worry you They are up all the time. See above. They don’t leave their ADSB-2 transponders on most of the time, so we don’t see them. They usually leave them on enroute to station because of the commercial traffic. Such as this one right now [link to globe.adsbexchange.com (secure)] This thread is as much dumb fluff as a Skyking thread. As said above, this aircraft has now switched off its ADSB-2 transponder having reached its mission station where it will be doing orbits. That’s the way it happens, every day and has always been. Seriously nothing to see here. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80609517 United States 10/01/2022 05:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Forces went into Mount Weather in March of 2020, did they ever come back out? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80609517 Thread: COVID-19 Drives Command Teams Charged With Homeland Defense Into Cheyenne Mountain Bunker (Page 2) Actually Cheyenne Mtn. do you remember this? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 45952458 United States 10/01/2022 05:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. 5* post |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 4773737 United States 10/01/2022 05:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Great. Quoting: JustmeTX Tell me, when did America get to vote on whether we go to war against Russia? We are the ones that will get nuked. We obviously don't get a say in anything, (which should be glaring proof that the Lefts idea of "Democracy" doesn't exist) We are all pawns being divided and led to the slaughter. |
JustmeTX
User ID: 80193276 United States 10/01/2022 05:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. If the guy next to the B-2 Airforce base is to be believed and not LARPING, they locked down the base and launched the B-2s. Doesn't sound so normal to me. Justme |
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User ID: 75533812 Canada 10/01/2022 05:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting... for all to see. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 84184074 Let the facts fall wherever, whenever, and however they may. INTP - The Logician. 'Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.' - Albert Einstein. |
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User ID: 83056061 Canada 10/01/2022 06:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. If the guy next to the B-2 Airforce base is to be believed and not LARPING, they locked down the base and launched the B-2s. Doesn't sound so normal to me. Yeah, except "Crap! We just got turned back to the house by the cops and told to take shelter!!" Dumb LARP. I suspected so but stayed out of it. This confirms. Some dumb kid, that's all. ad ignorantiam - The assumption of a conclusion or fact based primarily on lack of evidence to the contrary. Usually best described by, “absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.” |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 82259516 United States 10/01/2022 06:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. If the guy next to the B-2 Airforce base is to be believed and not LARPING, they locked down the base and launched the B-2s. Doesn't sound so normal to me. Where did you get that “intel”? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 82259516 United States 10/01/2022 06:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. That's interesting but not surprised with everything going on. I know what the craft is for, I'm just curious when was the last time it was air airborne? You can't see that history for this craft in the link you sent. Thanks for sharing though. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 84299528 I see the E6s up every couple days. It's the E4 that should worry you They are up all the time. See above. They don’t leave their ADSB-2 transponders on most of the time, so we don’t see them. They usually leave them on enroute to station because of the commercial traffic. Such as this one right now [link to globe.adsbexchange.com (secure)] This thread is as much dumb fluff as a Skyking thread. As said above, this aircraft has now switched off its ADSB-2 transponder having reached its mission station where it will be doing orbits. That’s the way it happens, every day and has always been. Seriously nothing to see here. The doomies here are like a bunch of hysterical children |
JustmeTX
User ID: 80193276 United States 10/01/2022 06:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For background, there are 16 of these E-6B Mercury aircraft operating as Looking Glass stationed at Travis and Patuxent River. They are always on alert and usually airborne 24/7 so that they are always survivable. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82226421 The aircraft fly from these bases to predetermined orbit points over the ocean and hold there in a series of slow 25°-40° banks for six to ten hour missions. They can also refuel and stay up longer. This one is out of Pax River and is on one of these routine station missions over the Atlantic. If it was anything out of the ordinary, they would not be broadcasting ADSB-2 for all to see. If the guy next to the B-2 Airforce base is to be believed and not LARPING, they locked down the base and launched the B-2s. Doesn't sound so normal to me. Yeah, except "Crap! We just got turned back to the house by the cops and told to take shelter!!" Dumb LARP. I suspected so but stayed out of it. This confirms. Some dumb kid, that's all. Sounds suspicious I admit. Justme |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 84150802 United States 10/01/2022 06:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What exactly does this mean? Are there criteria for when it gets flown? "They were designed as mobile airborne operations units specifically designed to emit command and control codes to the United States intercontinental ballistic missile systems (ICBM) on the ground in the event of an attack on the United States by the Soviet Union". It won't let me post the link for some reason. If DC gets nuked, it is to ensure we can still wage nuclear war in response. Have them wait until State of the union and solve all our problems |