82nd airborne put on alert for deployment. One battalion in route to Kuwait .

Eight Dyess C-130s outbound. Could be more than B-52s going.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
Eight Dyess C-130s outbound. Could be more than B-52s going.

Getting a chuckle here.. a Blackhawk flying with C-130's doing 429 mph? Hmmm, tricky transponder.

a reply to: Bigburgh

I don't see what the issue is. Just because it's over twice its top speed.....

a reply to: Zaphod58

Lol...
Jet stream.

a reply to: Bigburgh

And a really really light load.

lol the same flight in another tool
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Been watching Atlas Air going back and forth between Germany and Kuwait.




Two other Atlas Air 747 as well. At least the troops have a comfy seat for a long trip.

a reply to: Zaphod58

so light they have to land at St-Jhon's

a reply to: Dolby_X



I guess this fleet is not going to Europe.

C5M RCH169 84-0060

over my friend house

wow you still can listen to it passing by at 38000'

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Bigburgh

And a really really light load.

Do you know what kind of armament was at Al-asad airbase tonight when Iran as far as I can tell attacked it?

Thanks in advance

a reply to: Scepticaldem

Ours or theirs?

Just watched what appeared to be a C-17 come out of Campbell and circle back heading northeast.

Is it me or is there an extremely huge amount of military traffic over the US

a reply to: putnam6

A lot of it is routine. They fly training flights until 10 or 11pm depending on location. Later tonight it'll just be the air bridge traffic.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: putnam6

A lot of it is routine. They fly training flights until 10 or 11pm depending on location. Later tonight it'll just be the air bridge traffic.

Thanks just been watching a few nights and it seemed heavy, where should I watch to see first hints of something being up or are all assets already in place

a reply to: putnam6

The northeast around Maine and New York, and down the coast near Maryland and South Carolina. Aircraft heading out near Maine usually go over the UK, into Ramstein for fuel, then on.

Aircraft exiting near Maryland or south are going through either Lajes in the Azores, or Rota in Spain.

Tankers, tankers, tankers. Sometime in the next 24 hours we should see a train of tankers.

a reply to: Zaphod58

is this a false flag or what?