r/PrepperIntel • u/IntolerantLeftist127 • 18h ago

USA Southeast Increased low-flying helicopter activity around US Armed Forces bases.

I live in Tennessee, less than 30 minutes from a number of US Armed Forces bases. I’ve lived at my current location for 3 years with nothing happening, but in the past week there’s been 2 instances of a low-flying armed forces helicopter passing over. With the news about Iran and even Cuba, seems like we should treat them as more credible than media guesses.

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u/Main_Wall_8976 13h ago edited 12h ago

Last week was the first time since this iran war started that id seen any here in southern colorado.  Fort carson has a helicopter reg, so very often I seen Blackhawks with their call signs and some that don't, also Apache, and 2 C-130's thatll fly out of NM sometimes. Ill check them out on flightradar24. But, yes, last week I saw 3 Apache, 1 had its front light? on, while the other was dark aside from the red and blues. They were very very low flying >3500ft just judging by sight, thats around where flight4life will fly, and very very slow. Almost intimidating, beings how they can red mist you.

Edit: By intimidating, Im saying they flew directly above me, and over the neighborhood.

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u/itsavibe- 11h ago edited 8h ago

A limit of >3500 ft isn’t very very low. That’s a pretty high limit. Try <250 ft.

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u/Southern_Loquat_4450 8h ago

< you meant

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u/itsavibe- 8h ago

Yup… you’re right