V-22 Osprey. Call sign BATTY81. Tail 10-0054. Up out of Norfolk area and north at lowish altitude. Now two of them with call sign BATTY81. The other is not broadcasting other info. ICA hex code AE5726 on unknown and AE4EED on the V-22.

Unknown hex code AE5726 comes back as V-22 also. Unknown tail number

AE5726 - CV-22B / CV22 - USA

http://milradiocomms.com/search_mil_hexcodes.php?type_of_search=hex_search&search_hexcode=AE5726

No altitude shown above 1,500 feet.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/108245335@N04/27652597363/

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>>10990114

Could be. Lost contact with them a few minutes ago. they may have landed in the area. Another explanation would be that they are at such a low altitude that there is not an ADS-B Exchange network member receiver within range to see them at this time. (line of sight)

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>>10990190

Gonna stay on 'em and see if they pop back up.

>>10990214

My phlegm lingered for months until I obtained HCQ and took it for ten days. Along with the rest of the regimen. Bought I fought muh chinavirus back in late january with only advil.