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This morning, we recorded surveillance missions over all three of the most “hot” theaters at this time.

A NATO Northrop Grumman RQ-4D (reg. MM-AV-SA0015 – c/s MAGMA10) departed from Sigonella Air Base to carry out a surveillance mission over the Black Sea.

A US Navy Lockheed EP-3E (reg. 156529) took off from Souda Bay Air Base to conduct a SIGINT mission in the eastern Mediterranean.

A US Army Bombardier Challenger CL.60 ARTEMIS (c/s BRIO68) instead took off from Constanta, Romania, to perform a reconnaissance mission off the coast of Libya.

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