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*yawn*

The real ‘news’ here is that they can’t - or won’t, i.e., they’re government drones - take them out.

Not UFOs/UAPs in any way whatsoever.

smh

[RoosterRedux]

The same thing happened at Langley AFB in Virginia. If they were government drones, why would Langley move aircraft to another field because of the drones?

The drones at Langley weren't shot down either.

They were not only unidentified, but NASA sent a NASA WB-57F aircraft up to Langley to find out what the hell was going on.

The fact that this aircraft--a NASA WB-57F--was seen flying circular orbits centered around Langley AFB suggests that it was involved in a specific mission or investigation, possibly related to the drone swarm or other aerial phenomena observed in the area. The WB-57F's capabilities would allow it to gather detailed data that could be useful for both NASA and the U.S. military, particularly in understanding or monitoring unexplained aerial activities.