>>7851639 (lb)

This boatfag has the beginnings of a migraine. Spent about 15 hours here yesterday. Spent ten years USN. VACAPES OPAREA connects to JAXOPAREA and after more FLEETEX than I care to count means Navy is being nice to civvies with the warnings so they can do the fun stuff (radar control panel, marked BURN THROUGH, do NOT turn on near shore, ever) and train people to be dangerous prior to deployment. Marines get to ride the cheaper, wetter version with tracks of the "Vomit Comet" to a beach anywhere from Virginia to Georgia as the OPLAN states.

Seems it's the tubes for use in night vision gear they want. Maybe somebody found a way to screw up the FBI by tying them to the Supply System and the special agents don't want to wait five years for the parts?

>>7852027

Once there were three of us, basically two full time and a part timer that would help for a few breads. I was the one that found REVERIE in Alamitos Bay that night after the Q drop that had the pic of Seal Beach and the general area.

Next thing ya know boatfagging is a thing. Who knew? I have got a hell of a story to tell ya after the parade when we go to see the musical Planefags! Pepe's of the Skies

>>7852150

Closest thing I got is a Navigation Aid B-8. Any boats around there being naughty they are doin it with AIS turned off

>>7852388 (me)

Still no help on different tracking site, mostly satellite tracks out there.

>>7852187

Jamming exercise that will affect GPS if close enough.

I'm going to the mess decks, take over, any seat is fine

>>7852415

Got me USN tracks out of Norfolk, a "Warship 107" and a warship destination "SHIMBO" even Canadian Warship 332 many hours old. Youngest thing is a 5 hour+ track on a USCG cutter. Looks like AIS has been turned off so nobody cheats in the wargames.