Why are drones flying near US airbases in Suffolk and Norfolk?
In a village close to a military site, residents report aerial vehicles hovering above their houses.
www.bbc.co.uk
Drones reported near airbases (Ed.)
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Highly illegal and likely to be find a lot. How come witness saw them but did not see them land. And I would of thought sensitive military bases would have deployable counter measures - signal blocker or something to bring them down, and happening at a number of bases so doesn't seem like locals.
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Not really I think the key to it is the "unidentified" part
and they are not just "lights"
Eye witness said --
He described seeing a triangle-shaped aerial vehicle, which was "a grey, dark colour", in one of two evening sightings of drones he had made in the past week. "They were really noisy and had lights. They looked official to be honest," he added.
Another said
"He also described the flying objects being lit up and hovering over the airbase, although he said he could not detect a noise, while he said the objects were large."
He said he felt the US military was being reticent about what was going on.
If it looks like a drone sounds like it’s a drone , it’s a drone . Only a complete idiot would think it’s a UFO.These seem to be the very definition of UFOs why are they being called drones - why is the media not talking about this more.Why are drones flying near US airbases in Suffolk and Norfolk?
In a village close to a military site, residents report aerial vehicles hovering above their houses.www.bbc.co.uk
I was gonna say that,Russians ???
Then why put a bleedin light on it to be seenRussians ???
It wasn't locally it was over the base and multiple bases
Eye witness said --
He described seeing a triangle-shaped aerial vehicle, which was "a grey, dark colour",
Don't sound like a drone to me.
He described seeing a triangle-shaped aerial vehicle, which was "a grey, dark colour",
Don't sound like a drone to me.
Isn't that what I said? Local to UK military bases?
OK - local imply's near too and not directly over.
Well this is interesting
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