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After the commercial air traffic loads, hit the "U" button at the top of the screen to see the military aircraft

Note that there are helicopters near Fort Hood/Austin area right now. Black Hawks are identified as Type code = H60

What's up with this??

Also seeing similar activity in Colorado Springs.

As many as 30 Black Hawks active across the US. Is this a coordinated drill?

Click this link: https://globe.adsbexchange.com/ After the commercial air traffic loads, hit the "U" button at the top of the screen to see the military aircraft Note that there are helicopters near Fort Hood/Austin area right now. Black Hawks are identified as Type code = H60 What's up with this?? Also seeing similar activity in Colorado Springs. As many as 30 Black Hawks active across the US. Is this a coordinated drill?

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That's the most likely explanation, the Army does love their helicopters. As I said, it's interesting but being that close to a major Army base, it's not really notable (at least not to me.)

I see weird crap all the time at the local international airport, but it's just because it's a good stopover point.

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There were as many as 30 Black Hawks active across the US. That seems like a lot. Maybe a coordinated drill?

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Possibly. They may be giving them flight readiness tests, just in case.

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How many black hawks have active flight status in the whole US, dozens .....