We (the U.S.) has KC-135 tankers spread all over the globe. It's part of the NATO agreement for in-flight refueling. Usually, when you see one just orbiting, it's because there are fighter jets nearby doing training. In this case the callsign "QI" is short for "QUID". They are attached to the RAF out of Mildenhall, UK.
Interesting that they keep the D when the abbreviation is “QI” as you have stated. Only took out the U? Q usually goes with U grammatically. I believe it further emphasizes the Q imo.
I don't doubt the Brits and others in the west could figure it out. I'm sure the Russians did on their own or with stolen IP. I think it's just a money / time thing. Rather spend the money on fighters than tankers. Probably all ties into the cabal, three city state thing too.
Refuel loop
NATO32 is up as well that’s the early warning plane. it does a perfect Q it’s a little to the north of QID32
Yep, over 400 MLAT,s up over the EU, habbenings!
We (the U.S.) has KC-135 tankers spread all over the globe. It's part of the NATO agreement for in-flight refueling. Usually, when you see one just orbiting, it's because there are fighter jets nearby doing training. In this case the callsign "QI" is short for "QUID". They are attached to the RAF out of Mildenhall, UK.
Interesting that they keep the D when the abbreviation is “QI” as you have stated. Only took out the U? Q usually goes with U grammatically. I believe it further emphasizes the Q imo.
The real question is how long has the RAF used call signs that start with the letter Q? Nov 1, 2017 is a banner day for Q drops.
Does anyone know if the RAF have their own refuelers?
I mean, why not? Is it some incredible tech that only america has figured out?
I don't doubt the Brits and others in the west could figure it out. I'm sure the Russians did on their own or with stolen IP. I think it's just a money / time thing. Rather spend the money on fighters than tankers. Probably all ties into the cabal, three city state thing too.
I wonder what is inside that circle it keeps going round