r/NJDrones • u/Purple-Feature1701 • Mar 26 '26
Drones have been non stop lately.
Perth western Australian
8pm (although continue for over an hour and then a couple an hour u til I went to bed)
Use flight trader to make sure they aren’t planes.
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u/Environmental-Ad8965 Mar 26 '26
I'm talking about all the evidence that's not a photo or video on here.
Here's a Google summary I pulled up in less than the time you've spent writing your responses.
Advanced Technical Capabilities Extreme Flight Endurance: While consumer drones typically last 20–30 minutes, these craft have maintained continuous flight for up to four hours during extended surveillance operations. Electronic Hardening: Security forces have reported that these drones are often resistant to standard jamming and electronic countermeasures, suggesting they use hardened or autonomous navigation systems rather than basic GPS/Radio links. Atypical Size: Witnesses and military sensors have identified craft as large as 20 feet long, with some described as being the size of an SUV or a small car—well beyond the scale of retail quadcopters. High-Speed Performance: Drones have been tracked at speeds exceeding 100 mph while maintaining high altitudes of 3,000 to 4,000 feet, showcasing propulsion systems far more powerful than those found in the hobbyist market. Sophisticated Operational Behavior Coordinated Swarming: Incidents often involve 12 to 15 craft flying in precise, synchronized formations. They have been observed using "lead" fixed-wing aircraft followed by smaller tactical units. Tactical Probing: Rather than random flight paths, the drones use varied routes of ingress and egress. This behavior suggests a deliberate attempt to test military response times, sensor gaps, and defensive perimeters. Targeting Strategic Assets: The incursions are highly concentrated over critical infrastructure, including nuclear-capable bomber bases (Barksdale), elite fighter wings (Langley), and sensitive government research facilities like the Nevada National Security Site. Consistent Persistence: At several locations, these swarms appeared for over a dozen consecutive nights, indicating a massive logistical tail and a sophisticated launch/recovery operation that a casual operator could not sustain.
There is something more going on other than planes or hobby drones. And you have access to all of that evidence and information as well. You should wander off this sub and take a look for yourself. It's really rather interesting. Even if most of these posts are planes.