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In 2002, the U.S. Air Force requested permission to fly a KC-10 tanker across Austrian airspace.
The Austrians granted it, but soon became suspicious of the request.
A fighter patrol sent by the Austrian Air Force to investigate revealed two F-117 stealth fighters tagging along with the tanker, hoping to remain unnoticed.
In 2002, the U.S. Air Force requested permission to fly a KC-10 tanker across Austrian airspace.
The Austrians granted it, but soon became suspicious of the request.
A fighter patrol sent by the Austrian Air Force to investigate revealed two F-117 stealth fighters tagging along with the tanker, hoping to remain unnoticed.
The Austrian Air Force sent two Swedish-made Draken fighter jets to investigate. The American flight, noticing the incoming Draken fighters, promptly diverged from the flight path. Nope, not suspicious at all.
In 2002, the U.S. Air Force requested permission to fly a KC-10 tanker across Austrian airspace.
The Austrians granted it, but soon became suspicious of the request.
A fighter patrol sent by the Austrian Air Force to investigate revealed two F-117 stealth fighters tagging along with the tanker, hoping to remain unnoticed.
In 2002, the U.S. Air Force requested permission to fly a KC-10 tanker across Austrian airspace.
The Austrians granted it, but soon became suspicious of the request.
A fighter patrol sent by the Austrian Air Force to investigate revealed two F-117 stealth fighters tagging along with the tanker, hoping to remain unnoticed.
The Austrian Air Force sent two Swedish-made Draken fighter jets to investigate. The American flight, noticing the incoming Draken fighters, promptly diverged from the flight path. Nope, not suspicious at all.