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Originally posted by AURaptor:
That knocked out the computers @ lax a few days ago?

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Link accompanies post.

Use it.

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
Posted now.

Dunno why it didn't take initially.

Apologies.

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Originally posted by MIKER:
I don't read tabloids, and the story does not interest me enough to investigate further.

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Originally posted by MIKER:
I don't read tabloids, and the story does not interest me enough to investigate further.

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Link was posted @ top of thread.

It's not a " tabloid " story.

Go back to sleep now.

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Originally posted by Storymark:
Yeah, but his implication is standard fare rappy bullshit. So why even go down that rabbit hole?

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The U.S. Air Force has denied reports that one of their U2 aircraft caused a severe problem with electronics at LAX airport at Los Angeles.

There was a U2 "Drag Lady" aircraft in flight in the area at the time of the glitch, the military stated. Still, they deny popular reports the spy craft was on a "secret mission" or that it was responsible for the incident.

"[W]e can confirm the U-2 did not cause the air traffic control system to fail," Air Force officials told the press. A spokesman at the Air Combat Command said the flight was a training mission, with a flight plan filed with the FAA.

The Federal Aviation Administration would not comment on the U2 aircraft, but stated a coding issue with a flight plan was responsible for the electronic problem.

http://www.techtimes.com/articles/6552/20140507/u-2-spy-plane-mysterio
us-computer-glitch-disrupted-lax.htm

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Originally posted by ElvisChrist:



So do you have a theory?

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So do you have a theory?

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No. And no one cares what I think anyways.

But count how many times a U2 plane has been at fault for knocking out airport computers. Ever.

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In the what... 50 years or more of service!?

How'd the even get the plane out of the gorram museum & in the air at all ?

Just askin .

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Originally posted by ElvisChrist:

Do you have any official numbers for such instances? If so, how were they sourced? (If you say the government has no record of any such instances, you simply cannot take their word for it, can you?)

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You are aware that not all U2s are mothballed away in museums, right?


You have zero information, but you seem 100% sure that the explanation cannot possibly be true.

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