Google Earth: the black helicopters have landed
Hundreds of 'em
Posted in Bootnotes, 14th October 2005 15:55 GMT
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Let's get straight into it: US air defence capability laid bare, end of world nigh, etc, etc. Weston Lowrie offers us Stratton Air National Guard base in New York:

There's plenty more where that came from in our previous investigations. New, however, to the "Google compromised our national security" club are Egypt, thanks to Nathan Gideon with this air force base west of Nasir...


... and Japan, with Stephane Willaert providing a nice view of its Atsugi Air Force base:

Naturally, those peskies Commies can't avoid Google's almost-all-seeing eye. Craig Gleason turned up this unnamed North Korean facility:

He reckons the aircraft are prop-driven. He may be right:

Hmmm. Lo-tech kit to be sure, and no match for our advanced defence infrastructure of which you will find plenty on the next page...
Next page: The Defence of the Realm

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