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U.S. Air Force Sent a Distress Call Off the Coast of Florida

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The U.S. Air Force Lockheed Martin AC-130J-30 Commando II gave an emergency signal shortly after the flight from the Florida airbase. The Air Force took off from Whiteing Field base near Milton at 17:14 ms. Around 17:21 msk, located over the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Florida, the aircraft installed an emergency code (7700) and transmits to RIA News. The 7700 code is a universal transponder signal of the general emergency on board. It does …

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The U.S. Air Force Lockheed Martin AC-130J-30 Commando II gave an emergency signal shortly after the flight from the Florida airbase. The Air Force took off from Whiteing Field base near Milton at 17:14 ms. Around 17:21 msk, located over the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Florida, the aircraft installed an emergency code (7700) and transmits to RIA News. The 7700 code is a universal transponder signal of the general emergency on board. It does …

The American attack plane AC-130J-30 sent a distress call shortly after leaving a military base in Florida. Instead of continuing the route, the flight began circling over the Gulf coast, preparing to return to the airfield.

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vz.ru broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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