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Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - Attackcoog - 12-09-2024 06:54 PM
This has been kind of big thing on social media and there are news stories on it---though it hasnt really been all that huge a story so far in the legacy media. Odd---since a balloon floating over the nation was a massive story a couple of years ago. Kinda curious what folks here think is going on. Below are just a couple of the many stories you can find if you google the situation.
The drones were reportedly first seen over Morris County, New Jersey, in mid-November. Drones have since been observed regularly across the Garden State, including a recent uptick in Middlesex County and other areas.
"The FBI Newark, NJ State Police, and NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness are asking for the public to report any information related to the recent sightings of possible drones flying in several areas along the Raritan River," the FBI said in a statement on Dec. 3.
"Witnesses have spotted the cluster of what look to be drones and a possible fixed wing aircraft," the statement continued. "We have reports from the public and law enforcement dating back several weeks."
https://apnews.com/article/fbi-drones-new-jersey-1bf2b36e8617d46da711dae602708be2
Welcome to this special Black Friday installment of The Intelligence Brief… in recent days, sightings of “mystery drones” have been back in the news, following a concerning series of incidents reported over U.S. military bases in the United Kingdom. For all of our readers who stayed home to enjoy Thanksgiving leftovers instead of braving the Black Friday crowds (as well as those waiting in long lines while out shopping), this week we’ll be taking a look at 1) the latest mystery drone incursions over U.S. facilities, 2) what the USAF has said about the drone sightings, in Great Britain, 3) how these incidents became a recent media sensation, 4) the relationship (and lack thereof) between mystery drone incidents and the Pentagon’s UAP investigations, and 5) what most are missing about the recent drone incidents, and why they are legitimately concerning.
https://thedebrief.org/whats-really-going-on-with-all-the-mystery-drone-incidents-over-u-s-bases/
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - CrimsonPhantom - 12-09-2024 07:14 PM
New Jersey Governor Seeks Federal Help for Mystery Drones
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - Redbanksdog - 12-09-2024 08:19 PM
Been hearing about this. All I can think of what's going on.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - Eagleaidaholic - 12-09-2024 08:24 PM
Sounds like the military is testing drones. That's why no one is saying anything.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - Was SoMs Eagle - 12-09-2024 08:37 PM
The problem with it being the military is that these things have lights all over them. Would the military want to advertise testing? I think not. I don’t think a foreign entity is doing it either. At least not the ones that advertise their presence. It’s probably little smart asses getting a good laugh. Doing their best to pull one over on the generals.
Now the swarms over military bases with no light? They’re more likely to be some bad guys.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - Attackcoog - 12-09-2024 09:10 PM
(12-09-2024 08:37 PM)Was SoMs Eagle Wrote: The problem with it being the military is that these things have lights all over them. Would the military want to advertise testing? I think not. I don’t think a foreign entity is doing it either. At least not the ones that advertise their presence. It’s probably little smart asses getting a good laugh. Doing their best to pull one over on the generals.
Now the swarms over military bases with no light? They’re more likely to be some bad guys.
Thats the first thing I thought of. Why would a surveillance drone have lights?
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - CrimsonPhantom - 12-09-2024 09:41 PM
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - ODUsmitty - 12-09-2024 09:55 PM
Much noise about nothing. These drones are owned and operated by that guy in the Modelo commercials that gifts bottles of beer to loyal sports fans. However, he is having trouble finding such people, as the Jets and Giants are historically bad this year.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - shere khan - 12-09-2024 11:18 PM
Why are military sites in new jersey
Those yankee filth are barely americans
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - TripleA - 12-09-2024 11:29 PM
(12-09-2024 11:18 PM)shere khan Wrote: Why are military sites in new jersey
Those yankee filth are barely americans
There are military sites in every state in the union. And they often own the best property, lol. I know. I've worked at a helluva lot of them.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - ODUsmitty - 12-09-2024 11:33 PM
(12-09-2024 11:29 PM)TripleA Wrote:(12-09-2024 11:18 PM)shere khan Wrote: Why are military sites in new jersey
Those yankee filth are barely americans
There are military sites in every state in the union. And they often own the best property, lol. I know. I've worked at a helluva lot of them.
Yeah, agreed. Look at Coastal Virginia.
![[Image: b85dd28bc7e442005b9d7d78086e.jpg]](https://www.militarytownadvisor.com/image/blog/0/2/202/b85dd28bc7e442005b9d7d78086e.jpg)
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - TripleA - 12-09-2024 11:56 PM
(12-09-2024 11:33 PM)ODUsmitty Wrote:(12-09-2024 11:29 PM)TripleA Wrote:(12-09-2024 11:18 PM)shere khan Wrote: Why are military sites in new jersey
Those yankee filth are barely americans
There are military sites in every state in the union. And they often own the best property, lol. I know. I've worked at a helluva lot of them.
Yeah, agreed. Look at Coastal Virginia.
The Navy, where I did most of my work, owns some of the best coastline property anywhere. Atlantic. Pacific. Gulf of Mexico. You name it.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - TripleA - 12-10-2024 12:54 AM
Back to the OP.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - BartlettTigerFan - 12-10-2024 08:19 AM
Shoot them down. Drones can't fly over private property without permission.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - VA49er - 12-10-2024 09:00 AM
My guess is if it wasn't military drones, the military would have already shot the drones out of the sky.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - TripleA - 12-10-2024 09:10 AM
(12-10-2024 09:00 AM)VA49er Wrote: My guess is if it wasn't military drones, the military would have already shot the drones out of the sky.
Like they did the Chinese spy balloons?
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - BartlettTigerFan - 12-10-2024 09:11 AM
(12-10-2024 09:10 AM)TripleA Wrote:(12-10-2024 09:00 AM)VA49er Wrote: My guess is if it wasn't military drones, the military would have already shot the drones out of the sky.
Like they did the Chinese spy balloons?
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - shere khan - 12-10-2024 09:11 AM
Youll notice they arent doing this shite over Alabama
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - UTSAMarineVet09 - 12-10-2024 09:23 AM
(12-10-2024 08:19 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote: Shoot them down. Drones can't fly over private property without permission.
Its against the law to shoot any drone down, which I disagree with. If they are over your house, take them down.
Some people are speculating that they are UAPs... but its weird that no one really knows who they belong to.
Also, drones are programed to automatically come down if they fly over restricted air space.
RE: Unknown "Drones" Over New Jersey/Military Sites - VA49er - 12-10-2024 09:40 AM
(12-10-2024 09:10 AM)TripleA Wrote:(12-10-2024 09:00 AM)VA49er Wrote: My guess is if it wasn't military drones, the military would have already shot the drones out of the sky.
Like they did the Chinese spy balloons?
Yep, it wouldn't stay up long.