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These Spyplanes Are Watching North Korea’s Next Test

September 22, 2017 David Cenciotti 1

U.S. and South Korean intelligence gathering aircraft are monitoring Pyongyang’s next move. Kim Jong Un says North Korea may soon test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean and, based on the signals broadcast by […]

Military Aviation

These Aircraft Sampled Air For Radioactive Particles To Determine If North Korea Actually Detonated A Hydrogen Bomb

September 6, 2017 David Cenciotti 1

No traces of radioactive materials, including xenon gas, were detected following North Korea’s latest nuclear test. Here are the aircraft that helped determining that. On Sunday Aug. 3, North Korea conducted its sixth and most […]

North Korea

Wanna Know If A New North Korean Missile Test Is About To Take Place? Look For This U.S. Aircraft Online…

July 4, 2017 David Cenciotti 7

You can monitor online the U.S. RC-135S Cobra Ball aircraft used to track ballistic missiles reentry vehicles and warheads during the final phase of flight. Early in the morning on Jul. 4, North Korea successfully […]

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Chinese Su-30 Flanker Jet Flies Inverted Over U.S. Nuclear Sniffer Plane Over The East China Sea

May 19, 2017 David Cenciotti 9

A Chinese fighter pilot performed a Top Gun stunt over a U.S. Air Force WC-135. On May 17, a Chinese Su-30 Flanker rolled over the top of a U.S. Air Force WC-135C Constant Phoenix aircraft […]

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U.S. Air Force deploys WC-135 “nuclear sniffer” plane to Japan to monitor North Korea’s possible nuke weapons tests

April 12, 2017 David Cenciotti 0

The WC-135C “nuke hunter” has deployed to Okinawa amid raising nuclear tensions with Pyongyang. The U.S. Air Force WC-135C Constant Phoenix Nuclear explosion “sniffer” has arrived in Japan. The aircraft was deployed to Kadena Air […]

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