How these two brothers became go-to experts on America’s “mystery drone” invasion

“We are talking about the airport through the airport, through the corridors of taxis, through the corridors,” said local Chris Broomir. “This is a serious concern for safety. It is affected by air operations, and we will not defend it.” On Christmas alone, the airport was trapped by 17 drones, according to Sherif Suffolk, who has unofficially cooperating employees with TEDESCOS. Some of these drones, ED Romaine, CEO of Suffolk Province, at a press conference, were “big like a car”.

TEDESCOS was unable to use a strong active radar system near the airport, so they deployed a portable wave radar, a more sensitive version of the radar cannons that the police use to arrest the speeds. Through cloud cover and snowfall, Tedescos said, they were able to track about two or three objects with this device.

But the truly interesting discovery came from their radio frequency scanners, which discovered three times the strength of the normal piots that they picked up.

I later learned that the two hesitants, as these nails occurred inside the band (from 1780 to 1850 MHz), which were allocated to US government contacts. It is used in the deportation of military tactical radio, accurate guided ammunition, drones, and other Ministry of Defense systems, including electronic warfare, and radio knowledge by programs, and tactical network technology, according to the Federal Communications Committee.

It was granted, many parts of this division are allocated to the minimum cloak and chicken agencies, such as the Ministry of Agriculture and the Tennessee Valley Authority. But the signals indicate that whatever TEDESCOS you follow above Gabreski airport, they are not amateur. Instead, they may have been from a government project or something, such as the enemy monitoring plane, in the hope that its signals will be conveyed as just another broadcast.

Marco Gianavola

“For security reasons for operations, we do not provide information about the frequencies used by the National Guard Units,” an e -mail spokesman said, adding: “We cannot comment on the use of the electromagnetic spectrum by other government agencies.” The Federal Communications Committee (FCC) did not respond to the suspension requests.

Jerry says that he and his brother have transferred their information about this issue, including notes of repeating the extraordinary radio frequency, to the FBI. “We are working closely with the FBI,” says John. “We are measuring it at the level of their interest in what we do,” says Jerry.

“When they become more enthusiastic,” he continues, before John finished his thought: “… we know that we are closer to something.”