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originally posted by: rickymouse
I gotta keep an eye on this movement. That actually does not seem normal to have that many planes moving at the same time.
originally posted by: korkythecat
a reply to: rickymouse
I would agree, since if we are talking military aircraft, in terms of UK forces as far as I am aware they simply don't have that many aircraft. Quite a few RAF stations are either closed now or not flying operationally.
That would leave NATO and US forces I suppose.
Unless they were civilian.
originally posted by: 13th Zodiac
a reply to: TritonTaranis
www.disclose.tv... Quite a few, but they're all Russian
originally posted by: TritonTaranis
originally posted by: 13th Zodiac
a reply to: TritonTaranis
www.disclose.tv... Quite a few, but they're all Russian
I wouldn't of thought this was at all related to a fly over/air show in Moscow tho the video is dated 5th march
originally posted by: FarleyWayne
originally posted by: TritonTaranis
originally posted by: 13th Zodiac
a reply to: TritonTaranis
www.disclose.tv... Quite a few, but they're all Russian
I wouldn't of thought this was at all related to a fly over/air show in Moscow tho the video is dated 5th march
That video plays choppy on my computer ( linux / firefox ) ... HOWEVER
I agree with the posting as today's date BUT when was it really recorded AND someone on ATS should do an interpretation of the folks talking in the video.
I saw fighters, tankers, bombers and communication planes in the video ... ( i.e. sizeable fleet all military ).
SUMMARY: Just an Observation and Opinion.
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Canadian jets left Canada on Tuesday (29 April) for deployment to Romania as part of the NATO efforts to reassure Allies in Central and Eastern Europe.
Fighter jets from Poland, the United Kingdom, Denmark and France take over NATO air policing duties over the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania on Thursday (1 May 2014) as part of enhanced collective defence measures agreed to by Allies earlier this month
The European date format is something that creates a lot of confusion with visitors from the US. Being essentially ‘backwards’ by American standards, European date format can cause mix ups and problems with everything from arranging meeting times to running software. Most Americans will be used to the date format that puts the month before the day. As such the third of December would be written as ‘12/03/2010’. In the European date format however the month and day are the other way around, e.g. ‘03/12/2010’. This then causes difficulty for those arranging to meet on that day, as an American visiting from overseas might write it in their diary under the 12th March and thus be very early for their appointment.
originally posted by: Aloysius the Gaul
Photos or it didn't happen