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15 Aug, 4 tweets, 2 min read
So... about this CRJ-100SE. Took off out of Dubai (DWC/OMDW). However, that's not the interesting part of the story... Image
The aircraft is 🇸🇲 San Marino-registered T7-BGD #50014B. Owned by Bancroft Specialty Logistics. Flight originated out of Basel Mulhouse-Freiberg EuroAirport (BSL/LFSB). Last flight prior to that was on 08/03/21. Image
Bancroft Specialty Logistics LLC is part of Bancroft Global.
ch-aviation.com/portal/airline… Image
Kind of an interesting company. They invest and develop in conflict zones.
bancroftglobal.org/bancroft-globa… Image

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That's not lightning in the background. Those are power transformers cooking off.

Acapulco just got rocked by a decent size quake.
Mexico City seems to have experienced the same kind of power surges as Acapulco did, just on a much smaller scale.
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15 Jul
While there has been considerable focus on Chinese interests at home & abroad via satellite, I thought I might take a look at some of the other lesser known Chinese (alleged) installations. Great Coco Island, Myanmar is one such location.

However, there is something lacking.

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To begin with, the island airfield has remained in a state of incompletion, despite a widening of the original runway. Currently, the runway is ~2600 meters long, but has been this long since at least 2018 with no noticeable evidence of intent to finish.

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One need only look at the measure of resolve of the Chinese industrial and military base by viewing bases in Djibouti or the South China Sea for evidence of rapid gains.

By comparison, the airfield has inadequate hangars or housing for any kind of long endurance basing.

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14 Jul
I haven't said anything about the #SouthAfrica situation up until now, but there is becoming increasing concern about infrastructure attacks, food shortages, etc.

If I see them, I'll add them as a thread here.
A key component of the commercial infrastructure is the warehouses, which are getting targeted en masse. Discussions of larger corporations pulling out.
This was a meat supply warehouse.
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27 Apr
Chinese Air Force 🇨🇳 B-737 VIP/diplomatic flight spotted landing at Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

B-4026 is a Boeing 737-76D #7BB0E1, part of Central (PLAAF HQ) Command's 34th Transport Division, 100th Air Regiment out of Beijing.
Back tracing the origin of the flight, FR24 coverage only began as it left Myanmar, but that is not where it came from. Briefly, 2 hours ago, the flight was spotted on ADSBx over Thailand. This is also NOT where it originated from.
So, Wei Fenghe, Defence Minister of China, is in Dhaka today.

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31 Mar
Starting my own thread of OSINT indicators about how the Ukrainian-Russian Donbass military buildup is progressing.
First casualties of the day appear to be an errant truck.

Dark humor aside, it was crossing a river bridge carrying equipment for making bridges to cross rivers.
General consensus from the tank enthusiasts/OSINTs was that these were T-72s.
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30 Mar
One of the cheekiest things I've seen in a while from CCP censors.

Gonna post this, go pour myself a cup of coffee, then will be back in 10 minutes. See if you can spot what I see.
Ok, back.

Lately the Chinese military has been switching some aircraft nose numbers to a two digit format, like this example I noted yesterday. The Y-8Q above has no 2nd digit, which instantly raised suspicion. Could it be a new format of just one digit?
No, or at least, not this time!

The photographer chose a set up to catch the lens flare. Light should not bend, correct?

Well, it just so happens to bend conveniently where a 2nd digit would be!
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