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I heard that Sleepy Joe used to fly an F-15 eagle.

Distraction after distraction ;more fear porn


Americans luv this schit

Wife asked if we were being red dawned with a bitch in office

We are shooting millions of dollars worth or missiles at these. Tax payer takin it in the arse!!! What ever happened to using guns on these aircrafts!!

Got MI shut down now too. Stratotanker circling over Lake MI.

They just reported seeing one of these in Ecuador, in a Facebook group I'm in

How the hell can something be over lake Michigan and not get picked up by any radar system until over the lake?

. Gov freaking out over folks in private aircraft without transponders?

They got an E3 in the air to go with that tanker.


Sure "feels" like someone's testing conus air defenses and it keeps coming from Canada's direction.

USCG helo out of Traverse City was launched too

The Federal Aviation Administration has abruptly canceled a "national defense airspace" over part of Lake Michigan, the organization announced Sunday.

The FAA has not clarified why it initially banned civilian air traffic from the area earlier Sunday only to open up the airspace hours later. The FAA last established a national defense airspace over Montana this weekend in reaction to an unidentified flying object.

"Pilots who do not adhere to the following [procedure] may be intercepted, detained and interview by law enforcement or security personnel," the FAA wrote in an initial Sunday announcement, adding that such pilots may face deadly force in the air.

The FAA ended its traffic ban over Montana later Saturday, with NORAD releasing a statement indicating that the object was only a radar anomaly.

Nevertheless, Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-Mont., released a statement on Twitter saying NORTHCOM believes there is an object above the state that is not an anomaly.

"I am in constant communication with NORCOM [sic] and they have just advised me that they have confidence there IS an object and it WAS NOT an anomaly. I am waiting now to receive visual confirmation. Our nation’s security is my priority," he wrote Sunday.

NORAD had issued a statement Saturday saying that it "detected a radar anomaly and sent fighter aircraft to investigate."

"Those aircraft did not identify any object to correlate to the radar hits. NORAD will continue to monitor the situation," the statement continued.

The U.S. has shot down three aircraft over North America in the past week, with the first being a Chinese spy balloon off the coast of South Carolina. The second and third are believed to have been smaller balloons, shot down over Alaska and Canada, respectively.