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There is a joint agreement about spy plane flyovers that was in the news. They get to do it to us, but we also get to do it to them.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/wgntv.com\/2019\/08\/14\/russian-spy-plane-spotted-flying-over-chicago\/<\/p>\n
From the WGN article:\u00a0 CHICAGO \u2014 Just as Chicagoans were settling into dinner, and the White Sox were in the middle of a doubleheader on the South Side Tuesday, a Russian Air Force jet flew over Chicago at high altitude, likely collecting reconnaissance along the way.<\/p>\n
The flights are allowed under the Treaty on Open Skies, which permits member nations to conduct pre-arranged aerial surveillance over each other\u2019s territory. The flights are meant to give member nations the opportunity to confirm each other are abiding by the rules of military treaties. Rules require the planes to be unarmed but they do contain high tech surveillance and monitoring equipment.<\/p>\n
Radar imagery provided to WGN by FlightRadar24 shows the Tupolev jet departed Dayton, Ohio, Tuesday in route to Great Falls, Montana. The plane was flying at roughly 36,000 feet as it approached the Indiana-Illinois border and made a sharp turn north sending it directly over Chicago and just west of Milwaukee. Naval Station Great Lakes is located along that route in Chicago\u2019s northern suburbs.\u00a0– article<\/p>\n
Wish I\u2019d known. I\u2019d have gone out and shown them what I think of them\u2026 ? \u2026 with both hands.<\/p>\n
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