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> Nobody at the DoD seems to know who the aircraft belongs to or what exactly it is doing flying so many missions over the Seattle area. No. They know they jus

by coin 9y ago

> Nobody at the DoD seems to know who the aircraft belongs to or what exactly it is doing flying so many missions over the Seattle area. No. They know they just aren't disclosing it.

hellofunk 9y ago
Source?
- PhasmaFelis 9y ago
  You think the DoD would stand by and do nothing while a completed unidentified military surveillance plane circled a major city for days? Whatever this thing is doing, it's cleared at a high level. Maybe the people answering the phones for journalists don't know.
  - hellofunk 9y ago
    It was supposed to be a joke; of course I don't expect that. By definition, if it is undisclosed, then there is no source.
  - archgoon 9y ago
    Not to mention that the last few days the Navy's been conducting an air show. http://komonews.com/news/local/blue-angels-air-show-begins-takes-off-as-planned-despite-hazy-skies http://komonews.com/news/local/blue-angels-air-show-begins-t...
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bsder 9y ago
Put a drone up next to it and you will find out real fast who it belongs to.
- binarytransform 9y ago
  No. That simply results in a TCAS warning and a couple of irritated pilots.
  - jjwiseman 9y ago
    No one is tracking a small drone on radar. There will be no TCAS warnings.