thats very rare at 50 F at night.
Jürgen Conings International Manhunt (Update: Body found in woods) - Belgian Boogaloo
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Five F16s still flying over the forrest combing it. They're flying at altitudes between 1,000ft - 2,500ft which is extremely low for a "cruising" flight.
If you want to scope it out: https://www.radarbox.com/@50.91042,4.70287,z9
If you want to scope it out: https://www.radarbox.com/@50.91042,4.70287,z9
Would jets be useful for finding the guy? Do they got some special sensor that can pick him out, like a powerful thermal gear? Otherwise wouldn't a chopper be better, if he already ditched his missiles?
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He has location services enabled on his special forces app and is getting Door Dash.
Norway is using a Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod on its F-16s to try and find the guy.
Unless he has a pane of glass, the next best method is covering himself in mud, then leaves, and hiding under foliage.
Anyways, the best thing to cap off this search would be that he backtracked and is now either posing as a homeless guy back in the city or hanging out on a beach in Spain. That would be maximum funny to me.
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If they called it “Sniper Pod, Advanced Targeting”, then they could call it SPAT instead of STAP and one of those is a hell of a lot easier to say in meetings.
Edit: also they could have family spats
Strange on how essentially since the 20's hit that now everything has become like a huge IRL Hollywood movie. Either way though, this guy on the loose is pretty dangerous all things considered. Especially if he has galladio tier special forces training. He will know how not to be seen, and when to be seen. Especially if this guy has considerable rank in his unit, when these type of guys become unhinged, you are practically dealing with a force of nature.
I doubt he offed himself just for the sheer and fundamental aspect, that he probably anticipated to let the armed forces chase their own tails for a bit. Either way, some screws ended up getting loose from something he encountered during his service. Though the last year has really stirred a lot of bad things up in people, and I am not surprised some of these type of guys are snapping.
I doubt he offed himself just for the sheer and fundamental aspect, that he probably anticipated to let the armed forces chase their own tails for a bit. Either way, some screws ended up getting loose from something he encountered during his service. Though the last year has really stirred a lot of bad things up in people, and I am not surprised some of these type of guys are snapping.
Did he confess to wanting to see Fluttershy in heaven after his suicide too?
they have special sensors. those jets are mostly used to find missing people in the EU. not many enemies to pew pew at.
fireblankets are real good at keeping heat in.
Reminds me of two notable cases. The Ruby Ridge surveillance, and the DuPont case in Pennsylvania where the guy hid in the woods.
Yeah, I bet he's planted all those breadcrumbs to get their military on a merry goosechase.
My moneys on him heading to Eastern Europe.
If he isnt already there- there are no border controlls from belgium to eastern poland.
HymanHive
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At those altitudes they aren't searching for him. It's a 'show of force'
Jets at those lower altitudes in forest terrain are doing a show of force. Max thrust, low alt, creates shockwaves and very, very loud noises. Done correctly can bust ear drums and make those on the ground severely disorientated
That camera will be useless at low altitude and high speed.
Not at 1000ft they don't.
If you want to find someone you go high and 'slow' and 'circle' an area. You do not randomly fly up and down an area at 1000ft to find or track someone.
Sorry for the 'ackshually' but they're not doing recce with those flight paths. They know where he is, they're trying to flush him out.
that makes sense, but why should he react to them? the chances that they start firing are very low. a forest fire in some random belgian forest is a massive danger to alot of people. there us alot of ammunition in the ground in belgium.
HymanHive
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They don't need to fire a single bullet.
Show of Force is an effective psychological warfare tactic. Deafen him, disorientate him, allow him no sleep, constant noise, under constant surveillance, can't make a run for it... All while the pilots keep their training boxes ticked.
Just a thought; they might be using jets vs helicopters if they suspect he has anti-air capability. A hovering helicopter is a sitting duck for a Missile Launcher, where as the 'smartest' Man pads would have a hard time taking out a jet loaded up with counter-measures.
Depends; sensor suites have come *long* way in the past 5-7 years. If people really knew....
Anyways; the eye in the sky prefers to loiter for CAS/S&R, but now they're sending the sensor data back and feeding it through some L3 high-zoot analysis blackware.
The pilots (or WSO) aren't going to see him on the fly; what they're looking for now are the same sort of thing we do when tracking game, i.e. trail sign, disturbed vegetation/soil, etc.... the same kind of shit we look for when rooting haji out of their dirtholes, using sensors & tracker/emitters other than optical & IR.
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