NEWS Secret Squirrel Activity

[GroundPounder]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...yed-residents-military-officials-baffled.html

I'm not sure if this was for the chem trails, to make contact with the secret base under the Denver airport, or to activate the chips that have been previously implanted by the MIB.

In any event, it is something to be scared, confused and/or concerned about.

The comments so far are more factual than entertaining, but it's early.

 

[HAL Pilot]

https://www.facebook.com/InternationalChemtrail/?fref=ts

 

[HackerF15E]

Hmm...a KC-135 takes off from Beale (where the 940th Air Refueling Wing is), does what looks like a big tanker track, and then goes to the OKC-ALC, where the KC-135 depot is. Yes....very odd and suspicious indeed.

Even if it was an E-6...same non-remarkable story.

 

[Uncle Fester]

People freak out often when they spot a TACAMO on one of the flight-tracking websites. I'm not sure why people want so badly to believe it has a mysterious/nefarious mission.

 

[jmcquate]

I thought Mil didn't show on flight tracking sites.

 

[jollygreen07]

It was an E-6 doing E-6 things. Nothing to see here, move along.

 

[azguy]

I thought Mil didn't show on flight tracking sites.

Curious about this as well. USN ships don't broadcast (with very few exceptions) into AIS, making the open source world unable to see where we are or to track us back historically. I'm not that smart on transponders, but how would an open source website be able to look back and see a track (with c/s) on a .mil flight?

 

[DanMa1156]

My wing's helicopters always were, but they were delayed by 15 minutes I believe. When squawking 1200, just based on speed, it often confused us for a Cessna / Piper though.

 

[Hair Warrior]

 

[Pags]

It was an E-6 doing E-6 things. Nothing to see here, move along.

You're obviously part of the coverup. Your denial of any nefarious doings only makes it more obvious that the government was spraying anti-pot spray over Colorado.

 

[jollygreen07]

You're obviously part of the coverup. Your denial of any nefarious doings only makes it more obvious that the government was spraying anti-pot spray over Colorado.

You hear that? That's the sound of black helicopters coming for you.

 

[Pags]

You hear that? That's the sound of black helicopters coming for you.

Black helicopters are so 90s; everyone is on to them. White 707s are the new hotness.

 

[Tycho_Brohe]

I thought Mil didn't show on flight tracking sites.

Curious about this as well. USN ships don't broadcast (with very few exceptions) into AIS, making the open source world unable to see where we are or to track us back historically. I'm not that smart on transponders, but how would an open source website be able to look back and see a track (with c/s) on a .mil flight?

My guess would be that they're showing up via ADS-B, which is basically AIS for airplanes. It's gonna be mandatory for aircraft operating in nearly all US airspace by 2020, and it's unencrypted, which is why those sites can pick it up.

 

[jollygreen07]

My guess would be that they're showing up via ADS-B, which is basically AIS for airplanes. It's gonna be mandatory for aircraft operating in nearly all US airspace by 2020, and it's unencrypted, which is why those sites can pick it up.

Bingo.

 

[azguy]

My guess would be that they're showing up via ADS-B, which is basically AIS for airplanes. It's gonna be mandatory for aircraft operating in nearly all US airspace by 2020, and it's unencrypted, which is why those sites can pick it up.

Does ADS-B = Mode S?

I assume that if a/c are participating in sensitive training missions in CONUS that they can secure this ADS-B broadcast(?)