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Thursday December 12, 2024
The Mystery Drones Are Back—This Time Over New Jersey
Dozens of mysterious drones have appeared in the skies over New Jersey in recent weeks, perplexing state and federal officials and agitating residents.
The drones, which residents there have reported seeing over military installations, power lines and suburban neighborhoods, appear eerily similar to a fleet that swarmed sensitive national security sites on Virginia’s eastern shoreline one year ago.
Eyewitnesses in New Jersey describe the sightings as loud and numerous, much larger than those typically used by hobbyists, and appearing primarily at night. They have been spotted in eight counties across the state including near at least three military facilities.
The drone incidents over New Jersey are the latest in a series of bizarre episodes involving large, unmanned aircraft flying freely over American soil near sensitive sites that have baffled investigators.
Over two weeks last December, swarms of drones buzzed over Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Virginia, forcing commanders there to remove sensitive aircraft. Officials from the Pentagon to the White House brainstormed responses, but never publicly identified who was flying them or what they were doing.
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Thursday December 12, 2024
The Mystery Drones Are Back—This Time Over New Jersey
Dozens of mysterious drones have appeared in the skies over New Jersey in recent weeks, perplexing state and federal officials and agitating residents.
The drones, which residents there have reported seeing over military installations, power lines and suburban neighborhoods, appear eerily similar to a fleet that swarmed sensitive national security sites on Virginia’s eastern shoreline one year ago.
Eyewitnesses in New Jersey describe the sightings as loud and numerous, much larger than those typically used by hobbyists, and appearing primarily at night. They have been spotted in eight counties across the state including near at least three military facilities.
The drone incidents over New Jersey are the latest in a series of bizarre episodes involving large, unmanned aircraft flying freely over American soil near sensitive sites that have baffled investigators.
Over two weeks last December, swarms of drones buzzed over Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Virginia, forcing commanders there to remove sensitive aircraft. Officials from the Pentagon to the White House brainstormed responses, but never publicly identified who was flying them or what they were doing.
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