Air Force General Says His Planes Are Keeping An Eye Out For North Korea's "Christmas Gift" [2/2] - modified RC-135V Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft.png (1/1)

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...w-modification

I'd say this is a clue.
Good old 844. I spent many hours on that plane in the Middle East.

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Futility Man

In article , Futility Man says...

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...w-modification

I'd say this is a clue.
Good old 844. I spent many hours on that plane in the Middle East.



As the saying goes..."the great ones never lose it"



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On 18 Dec 2019 06:31:57 -0800, Miloch wrote:

As the saying goes..."the great ones never lose it"

Earlier this year I visited L3 in Greenville and was able to walk through
another RC that was being refitted. It was the first time I had been on an RC
since 1982. I doubt that there's a single nut, bolt, rivet, or wire inside the
skin that was the same. I was still able to sit in my seat and look out the
porthole over the right wing, but everything has changed. Even that has
changed. During the missions, there was no time to look out the window.

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Futility Man