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Anonymous ID: a5cc05 July 30, 2020, 4:57 p.m. No.10131669 🗄️.is 🔗kun

TYB

Yeah it's astoundingly spoopy that the bus would have two accidents within 15 minutes of each other. Unless the driver were incapacitated in some way. Dam sure looks deliberate. What do we know about locations and conditions of the mishaps? I'm guessing there is not much out there on it. Might dig on this.

>>10131624

>>10131633

That is a product of common core sex education.

Anonymous ID: a5cc05 July 30, 2020, 5:20 p.m. No.10131892 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>1906

>>10131784

War over an enemy agent? Nah, anon doubts it. War over a covert biological attack? Far more likely.

>>10131787

Kek, I was thinking about the torpedo meme just a little while ago.

>>10131834

No this PF has not seen numbers like that. PF on it!

>>10131834

First thing that caught my eye was this Apache up out Fort Lewis and flying around SW of Seattle.

>>10131981

>>10131834

All helos up at this time. Two have call signs LEGEND. Operation Legend?

Our two UH-72 Lakotas with call sign legend are in the Richmond, VA area.

Out of all that traffic there is only one that is not broadcasting a type code. Call sign FEAR42, kek. Eastbound at 27,000 feet. Speed unknown.

Although there were no B-52s when I first looked, a ghostly spoofed ADS-B track has now shown up over central Michigan. B-52H 60-0018/MT 23rdBS,5thBW (ACC) 'Guided Spirit' nose art at 20,000 feet.

>>10132198

Based.

Diggin' the call signs though, kek.

Nice catch anon. Would you believe that is the very last B-52 ever built?

22 June 1962: The last of 744 Boeing B-52 Stratofortress strategic bombers, B-52H-175-BW, serial number 61-0040, was rolled out at the Boeing Military Airplane Company plant in Wichita, Kansas.

https://www.thisdayinaviation.com/tag/61-0040/

Yep. o7