Yassssss!
Wow, outstanding work, UKanon. Brilliant!
American dialect of English uses the singular to refer to an organization. It's one of the differences between the American and UK dialects.
So I changed one word have → has to make it sound American.
Now we have two versions!
ThankQ!
Don't need Colombia to stage troops for an invasion. Having said that, they will do it if enough pressure is applied.
But hey, BRAZIL. Border with VE. On our side.
Remember the rapid, forced insertion drill we recently saw here in CONUS. If we come, we come by air & sea, while the Brazilians come in by land.
UC-35A The UC-35A is a medium range executive and priority cago jet aircraft that is the materiel solution for the C-XX (MR) requirement. It is a commercial Off-the-shelf (COTS) Cessna Citation 560 Ultra V twin engined aircraft.
The Cessna Citation V is a turbofan-powered small-to-medium-sized business jet built by the Cessna Aircraft Company in Wichita, Kansas.
>>4918914 Fight or flight….bad guys doing both as we speak. They have been pounded into beaten retreat, and have their rearguard fighting to keep them alive another day. They are about to experience their worst nightmare, the very thing they are fighting & running from.
Moderate, but not nearly the worst I have seen lately.
ADSBexchange reports there are currently 1000+ active feeds worldwide (crowd-sourced ADSB receivers that feed data to the ADSB database).
Isn't there a mil exercise over NV today?
I noticed something in a bread yesterday evening but didn't pay attention. Something about a lethal F35
01/26/2019 07:14:47 - Q Research General #6272: Think Mueller Edition - >>4912943
'Lethal' F-35A heading to Red Flag 19-1
https://www.nellis.af.mil/News/Article/1740800/lethal-F-35a-heading-to-red-flag-19-1/
HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah – –
Pilots and maintainers from the 388th Fighter Wing are bringing the F-35A and ‘increased lethality’ as they take a lead role in Red Flag 19-1 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada,
From Jan. 26 - Feb. 15, approximately 200 Airmen from Hill AFB, including reservists from the 419th Fighter Wing, will participate in what is known as the Air Force’s premier combat training exercise.
The 388th FW debuted the F-35A Lightning II at Red Flag in 2017 and came away with a 20:1 kill ratio. The jet is even more capable now, pilots say.
“We have an upgraded software suite that has improved our sensor fusion. We’ve got an expanded flying envelope with more maneuverability. We have the ability to employ more weapons, including the 25-mm cannon,” said Lt. Col. Yosef Morris, 4th Fighter Squadron commander. “When you couple those things with the two years we’ve had to improve our tactics, we’re bringing a much more lethal F-35A to this Red Flag and ultimately to the battlefield.”
The three-week exercise sees friendly “Blue Force” take on enemy “Red Force” aggressors in intense training environments to test air-to-air, air-to-ground, and space and cyber warfare. This year, once again, the F-35A is set to provide offensive and defensive counter air, suppression of enemy air defense, and close air support against enemy forces.
Pilots and maintainers from Hill AFB will work with other Air Force units flying a variety of aircraft alongside allies from Great Britain and Australia.
Typically, about 2,000 personnel and more than 100 aircraft participate in Red Flag exercises, which take place throughout the year at Nellis AFB.
“Red Flag provides training, especially for some of our younger Airmen, that is hard to replicate anywhere else, just in the size and scope of our missions,” Morris said. “From planning and flying with other units and allied nations, to our maintainers generating sorties at a combat pace in a ‘deployed’ setting, it’s a great learning experience.”
While at Red Flag 19-1, F-35 maintainers will generate multiple sorties and will be challenged to maintain a high ops-tempo during both day and night missions.
The first operational F-35As arrived at Hill in October 2015 and reached initial operational capability in August 2016. The active duty 388th FW and Air Force Reserve 419th FW fly and maintain the jet in a Total Force partnership, which capitalizes on the strength of both components. By the end of this year, Hill AFB will be home to 78 F-35s.
The point is that there IS a large air force exercise ongoing starting today. One would expect to see areas of ADSB not reporting data.