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Originally posted by dashdespatch
reply to post by stumason
the bae taranis might be that fast its spec has not yet been released but it looks pretty quick
www.baesystems.com...
Originally posted by alldaylong
You believed it to be an airliner as you reckon it's on the Bristol flight path. So which airliners move vertically?
Originally posted by alldaylong
Yes the US Marines took the Harriers for spare parts in November 2011.. So why would one be flying over Bath, if indeed it was a Harrier? (Which i doubt)
Originally posted by alldaylong
However you seem determined to prove that what they saw was in fact "Not what they saw" Why?
An airliner for instance would move horizontally across the sky from horizon to horizon at fairly constant altitude, with its fuselage oriented with its direction of motion at all times.
Originally posted by supamoto
Is it possible that militay aircraft would fly so low as to cause peoples homes to vibrate/shake & at supersonic speed (across a large part of the country) to a helicopter inccident in Somerset??? I think not.
London or another large UK city maybe .
They were definately chasing something.
Helicopter passenger tells of Typhoon jet drama over Bath A racehorse owner has told how the helicopter he was flying in was targetted by two RAF fighter jets in a scare over Bath. The helicopter – owned by a plant hire firm in Dorset – was taking 47-year-old Anthony Knott home from a race meeting at Aintree when it sparked the drama on Thursday evening.