December 10, 201411 yr There was a "Civil Emergency" message sent out to hundreds of folks in Kentucky yesterday morning. It was explained as an accident. Emergency Management: Civil Emergency Alert Sent By Accident - WTVQ Now, there are reports of Blackhawk helicopters, a Chinook, etc. in the area at the exact same time. » Kentucky Residents Complain of Low Flying Military Choppers During Government ?Alert? Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind! What was this about? Anyone? :no:
December 10, 201411 yr Odd..There was a long lasting rumble around the Ashland area on Sunday. It lasted several minutes and in my opinion was a very fast flying jet. The last time I had heard anything like that around here was when F16's were scrambling to track down the plane that crashed in PA, during 9/11.
December 10, 201411 yr Blackhawks and Chinooks are often utilized by special forces (Seals). National Guard uses them also.
December 10, 201411 yr Paging Mountain Ref He's all excited as he gets to use his bunker, he's safely tucked away now.
December 10, 201411 yr Just read an article saying a Russian spy plane will be flying over the US mainland this week. If I had to guess, that was the long lasting rumble heard in the Ashland area.
December 10, 201411 yr Just read an article saying a Russian spy plane will be flying over the US mainland this week. If I had to guess' date=' that was the long lasting rumble heard in the Ashland area.[/quote'] Weird for to be near Ashland but they are doing flights till this weekend.
December 10, 201411 yr Weird for to be near Ashland but they are doing flights till this weekend. Agreed, the refinery here was once on USSR's "hit list" for places to bomb if a war ever actually broke out though. That said, after doing a little research on the plane Russia will be flying, it wouldn't be what was heard in this area. It's more less a 757. What was heard here was clearly moving much quicker and at a higher altitude than this "spy plane" is capable of. There have been reports the past week or so of the same type of sound/rumble up and down the east coast though and the UK, though.
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