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PHENOM6 USAF E-8C Joint STARS returning to it's home base of Robbins AFB from Nellis AFB depart

It has been at Nellis since 0306-with short flights around it since.

>>130791 pb NATO begins major war games near Russia-rt

Possible Crash Site Identified Of Marine MV-22 Osprey That Has Gone Missing In Norway

A U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey tilt-rotor has gone missing in northern Norway today, leaving four crew members unaccounted for. The aircraft was in Norway for the large-scale Cold Response exercise, during which NATO forces practice their combat skills in demanding cold Norwegian weather conditions.

Hovedredningssentralen (HRS) Northern Norway, the local branch of the main Norwegian rescue agency, confirmed in a statement that the Osprey had failed to land at Bodø Air Base in the Nordland region as it had been scheduled to do around 6:00 PM local time, after a training mission. The MV-22 was reported missing at 6:26 PM. Its last known position was on Saltfjellet, one of the largest mountain ranges in Norway, located south of Bodø and through which the Arctic Circle passes. At 9:17 PM local time, a possible crash site was located from the air in the valley of Gråtådalen in Beiarn municipality, also in Nordland. However, due to the weather conditions, it was not immediately possible for rescuers to go down to the site.

“The weather conditions in the area have been challenging and are expected to get worse,” the HRS stated.

Local assets involved in the search for the Osprey include a rescue helicopter launched from Bodø, together with a Royal Norwegian Air Force (RNoAF) P-3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft, which are home-based at Andøya and can deliver air-droppable rescue gear. According to the HRS, another rescue helicopter was also sent from Ørland. The RNoAF bases at Bodø and Ørland have detachments of veteran Sea King Mk 43B and more modern AW101 Mk 612 rescue helicopters.

With a possible crash site now identified, a search mission is also underway on the ground, as part of an operation coordinated by the local police.

According to images released by the Pentagon, Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 261 (VMM-261), “The Raging Bulls,” is currently taking part in Exercise Cold Response 2022, suggesting that it could have been an Osprey from this unit that was involved.

U.S. Marines assigned to 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, II Marine Expeditionary Force, prepare to fly MV-22 Ospreys prior to Exercise Cold Response 2022 (Ex CR22), at Harstad, Norway.

The exercise involves around 30,000 troops, 220 aircraft, and 50 vessels from 27 countries, mostly from NATO but also regional partners Finland and Sweden. The drill runs from March 14 to April 1.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/44833/possible-crash-site-identified-of-marine-mv-22-osprey-that-has-gone-missing-in-norway

Credit Agencies To Remove "Tens Of Billions Of Dollars" In Medical Debt From Reports

It may not be student loan cancellations, but it's good news for other debt-laden consumers looking for relief from tarnished credit reports.

Some of the largest credit reporting agencies are going to be removing "tens of billions of dollars" in medical debt from consumers' credit reports, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal.

The change is expected to take place this summer, with Equifax, Experian and TransUnion all participating. About 70% of all medical debt is expected to be removed from credit reports, even debts in collections, as a result of the change. The agencies said: “This is an important step to support consumers in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. These changes reflect our ongoing commitment to helping facilitate access to fair and affordable credit for all consumers.” In addition to new, unpaid debts not making their way onto credit reports for a full year after being sent to collections, debts that were previously in collection and have been paid will also be removed from credit reports. Normally, they could stay on reports for up to 7 years, the report says.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has helped catalyze the change, saying in March that it was going to "hold credit-reporting firms accountable for not taking enough action against companies that report erroneous medical debts."

A TransUnion spokesperson told the WSJ: “As the CFPB is our primary regulator, we have continual engagement with them on a variety of issues.”

Unpaid medical debts of less than $500 will also be removed from credit reports.

The CFPB says that, currently, $88 billion in medical bills is spread across 43 million credit reports.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/credit-agencies-remove-tens-billions-dollars-medical-debt-reports

Having a credit creation problem?...kek

that what this all about-see cap#2

march 15th

S&P/EXPERIAN Consumer Credit Default Indices Show Third Straight Increase in Composite Rate in February 2022

First Mortgage Default Rate at Highest Level Since March 2021.

S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian released today data through February 2022 for the S&P/Experian Consumer Credit Default Indices. The indices represent a comprehensive measure of changes in consumer credit defaults and show that the composite rate rose three basis points to 0.46%. The bank card default rate increased 13 basis points to 2.15%. The auto loan default rate was one basis point lower at 0.52% while the first mortgage default rate was three basis points higher at 0.34%.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/s-p-experian-consumer-credit-default-indices-show-third-straight-increase-in-composite-rate-in-february-2022-1031282008

FORTE10 Global Hawk RQ-4 drone gonna set up for north south runs

RAF RRR7244 RC-135 Rivet Joint already trackin'

Both east of Warsaw

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>>130913, >>130918

update and edited

Breaking: Four believed to be dead after U.S. military aircraft crashes in Arctic Norway: Local police say they found wreckage but 'no sign of life'

A rescue helicopter and a Norwegian military Orion plane searching the area spotted the wreckage from the air at 8:17 p.m. after receiving an emergency signal.

'We've discovered an aircraft that has crashed. We've seen no sign of life,' Nordland police chief of staff Bent Eilertsen told Reuters.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10629145/US-military-plane-4-onboard-crashes-Arctic-Norway.html

RIP crew

RCH4157 =17 USAF Globemaster departed JBA after a ground stop and load-in.

This is probably the first of three to four C-17 loads going to Brussels for Not AF1 Joe's 'visit to Brussels next week

RCH854 USAF C-17 Globey also ne and departed Dover AFB

back ina bit

High-Level French AF CTM1072 A330 arriving back at Paris from Beirut ground stop of about 2 hours

Same spec as wut Macron uses for Presidential visits outside of Continental Europe/parts of the middle east.

This AC been going to Chad/Niger and back to Paris-dropped off a load of French Foreign Legion Troops at Amman earlier this week from a Paris depart.

got a bake set

just waitin on the crew to show

morn'n yo's. kick pop in and end of bred shilling

>>130948

can't type needer.

bro's guud? heading out for big carb/ protein breakfast

morning niqqas

>>130950

>>130951 sup brudda

no ride yesterday or today. did a carb load last night and all day today. just chill'n. will do a short ride later this evening to get the legs ready.

dis muh race route...

>>130953

get ya towards the end.

59-1460 USAF tanker heading over to the Not AF1 Joe is 'at Delaware-Rehoboth Beach' position

82-8000 USAF 747 out on a cert./maintenance flight and returning to JBA

Gonna use thius next week for Not AF1 Joe going to Brussels for muh 'show of unity'

Usual suspects over Yerp at present but slowed down-not as many smaller ACs moving around and since I am later this morning prolly missed a few of the regulars

LAGR250 USAF KC-135 tanker over Romania

German AF PRIMR62 AF A400m covering supply lines north of Bucharest

NATO01 E-3TF Sentry AWACS circle trackin on eastern Polish border

Dutch AF MMF18 MRTT as the mobile filling station

LAGR331 USAF tanker departing area to the nw

if you ready good on dis end

EOB shill ;)

dis gonna be muh breakfast today