TYB
Going to dig some moar on flight radar 24 just to be sure. But working theory is that the H53 seen on ADS-B was search rescue for already downed V-22. Unless can find V-22 ADS-B data in history then am going to assume was flying dark (no ADS broadcast) at the time of the crash. USMC has already tweeted nuke rumors were just rumors. FWIW. See embed video for evidence of H53 responding to crash.
https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/military-aircraft-crashes-near-glamis/509-05b6a15d-38a6-4ad5-8728-61f564ae9d73
https://media.cbs8.com/assets/KFMB/images/da5b809e-8f42-4827-b13d-896e8f65582b/da5b809e-8f42-4827-b13d-896e8f65582b_1140x641.jpg
>Going to dig some moar
Ran flight radar 24 forward from sunrise to the CH53 showing up. The only other aircraft near that spot all day was this one. And he flew away in the direction of San Diego. So looks like the V-22 was either not broadcasting, too low for FR24's receivers to detect, or non-existent. Take your pic.
Well, now. Here's a man who wants to get right down to it. Kind of anxious to get to it, are you?
>https://twitter.com/NeilSteinberg/status/1534480954412130306