February 06, 2023

Amazing Coincidents of Balloon Overflight

Mark McDougall

List of US bases in the balloon path - anyone think it was accidental or weather related?:

** Malstrom Air Force Base – Montana – home of 341st Military Wing
** Ellsworth Air Force Base – South Dakota – home of 28th bomb wing
** Joe Foss Field ANG – South Dakota – home of 114th fighter wing
** Sioux City ANG – Iowa – national gard base
** Offutt Air Force Base -Nebraska – headquarters US strategic command
** Camp Ashland – Nebraska –
** Lincoln ANG – Nebraska
** Whiteman Air Force Base – Missouri – home of B52 bombers
** Fort Leonard Wood – Missouri – Army training installation
** St. Louis Army Human Resources – St. Louis, MO
** Scott Air Force Base – Illinois – home of the Air Mobility Command
** Fort Campbell – Tennessee – home fo Screaming eagles, the 101st Airborne
** Nashville ANG – Tennessee
** Smyrna ANG – Tennessee
** Houston Barracks – Tennessee
** McGhee Tyson ANG – Tennessee
** Pope Air Force Base – North Carolina – Air mobility command
** Fort Bragg – North Carolina – one of the largest military installations in the world
** MCAS New River – North Carolina
** Camp Lejeune – North Carolina – military training facility
** US Coast Guard Station Fort Macon

Tim adds:

I would add that if when it passed over St. Louis it would have passed over the National Security Mapping Agency.

But Camp Lejune? Guess they were wanting in on the tainted water lawsuit.

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 11:17 AM | Comments (5) | Add Comment
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1 Tim, did it pass over your house?

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 06, 2023 11:34 PM (1KBQw)

2  Wonder why they didnt send it over Texas? Never mind Texans would have turned it into a contest to see who could dot a Chinese i with their hunting rifles.

Posted by: Mike at February 07, 2023 01:18 AM (vFzm9)

3

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Posted by: squaredle at February 07, 2023 01:33 AM (3NzrB)

4 Probably Dana; I live less than two miles from the National Security Mapping Agency.

Don't know if it passed over us though; obviously it wasn't visible, and I was downtown at the Hyatt Regency anyway.

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at February 07, 2023 09:22 AM (NpDLy)

5 You're no doubt right Mike. Texans wouldn't put up with that thing. Niether would have DeSantis in Florida. My Governor though, no doubt wet himself and called the DOD for instructions.

A political career could have been made by a Governor who shot the damned thing down.

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at February 07, 2023 09:23 AM (NpDLy)

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