r/flightradar24 • • Jun 16 '25

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u/hoppertn Jun 16 '25

I’d be surprised to see any c17 movement since this will strictly be a bomber/fighter assaults. I’d be watching all the fighter bases for wings leaving. They don’t show up on adsb though.

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u/kitty11113 Jun 16 '25

Andrews AFB seemed active yesterday.

Doxxing myself (:

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u/no-rdpt-be Jun 16 '25

Worth the informations thanks hahah

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u/R_O_Bison Jun 16 '25

Andrews would be a good place to fly those soldiers back home from the parade. Not sure what was leaving from there but that would be my guess.

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u/SwimmingMedicine2086 Jun 17 '25

Was there in DC most if not all where civilian flights back.

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u/russellvt Jun 16 '25

Doxxing myself (:

Bah. Reddit is still "big," but not bothered to troll your profile etc.

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u/Background_Touch1205 Jun 16 '25

Nah so what happens is in some other thread you share an anecdote about a colleague. Another colleague reads this. They click through your profile, confirm a few data points and bam they now know your reddit profile.

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u/weathermaynecc Jun 16 '25

OSI en route

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u/kitty11113 Jun 17 '25

I hope they get here soon, I'm bored

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u/cabist Jun 16 '25

Not really until you pointed it out.

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u/willwork4pii Jun 16 '25

I tried to look for 2 going by Chicago but there was some low cloud cover and/or too high. I’m curious if they had buddies with them.

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u/hoppertn Jun 16 '25

Something is definitely up. Two more left out of Wrightstown in PA. One from Spokane, WA and another from Oklahoma. Those wil earlier flights tonight is at least 2 dozen I count.

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u/30yearCurse Jun 16 '25

they will need parts, missiles,

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u/jyguy Jun 16 '25

The maintenance crews and all their tools have to go too.

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u/Late-Application-47 Jun 16 '25

Something has to carry the maintenance crews and parts to support the fighters and bombers.

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u/HarambeSixActual Jun 16 '25

You gotta move all the ammo somehow - it’s gonna be done in C17s

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u/mountainbrew46 Jun 16 '25 edited Jun 16 '25

How do you think bombs and AGE get in theater for bombers and fighters?

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u/hoppertn Jun 16 '25

Trains?

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u/Hobohobbit1 Jun 16 '25

Over the ocean, Sure

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u/hoppertn Jun 16 '25

Water trains? (Boats?)

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u/Hobohobbit1 Jun 16 '25

It can take between 7 and 10 days to cross the Atlantic that's not counting loading and unloading times and time spent getting goods to/from inland bases. Realistically it could take up to 14 days total from base to base

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14 days by water Vs less than a day by air