Drone Swarms Over Colorado and Nebraska
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The WarZone had a good article about this the other week.
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...rre-drone-mystery-unfolding-in-rural-colorado
It's my favorite site for military/aviation/etc content.
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...rre-drone-mystery-unfolding-in-rural-colorado
It's my favorite site for military/aviation/etc content.
I did the fly more package from Best Buy... 3 day shipping and everything shipped perfectly.
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Did they look like this? Oh, wait, that is a lawnmower from the 1950's.
People report seeing multiple drones with a 6-foot wingspan. As for national security. A Gazette reporter in Colorado thinks they're military drone tests. An article in the paper suggests it's the F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne making sure its counter drone technology is working. That could explain the sightings across multiple states.
https://www.ketv.com/article/103-ye...etts-finally-awarded-military-medals/30423389
https://www.ketv.com/article/103-ye...etts-finally-awarded-military-medals/30423389
There are a lot of Minuteman silos in western Nebraska and northeast Colorado.
I went to grade school next to one of the old Nike missile sites
If someone were to shoot them down, you'd likely find out who was behind it in a hurry.
Lots of facebook comments on the news stories of people that "seen them over are house".
Omaha news station had it on tonight. Channel 13 in Des Moines played it via the sister station thing. As soon as folks would pull out their cameras to film the lights turned off on the drones. Pretty sure this is military training stuff but I think it would be so cool if someone shot one down.
it' either military, or a bunch of 4Chan nerds playing another prank on society.
I was stationed at Warren AFB back in the day. Not saying it’s them, but drone technology would massively improve security response to alarms at missile sights from how it was done when I was there.
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That area has a lot of cattle ranches. Could be cattle rustlers. Back in the 70s criminals were using helicopters in Iowa to scout out the location of cattle in remote locations and then come in at night with trucks and steal them.
But you’d hear about these thefts and that’d be your answer. No reports of that at all
It's a little weird that these are probably fixed-wing drones. Most consumer drones you buy on Amazon or at Best Buy are the rotor-type.
The fixed wing go further and faster and can carry more weight.
The fixed wing go further and faster and can carry more weight.
