An USAF Northrop Grumman RQ-4B “Global Hawk” (reg. 04-2021 – callsign “FORTE10”) is descending to NAS Sigonella after a long surveillance mission over Black Sea off Crimea.
It’s interesting because it’s the first time that we can follow the entire flight (or at least a good part of it) of a Global Hawk using Flightradar24. In fact, in recent weeks, the popular tracking site has been displaying many traces of military aircraft once blocked.
(thanks to Sergio Scandura and John Karouzos)
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FORTE10
Sicily – Baltic – Ukraine (including front line patrols).
At the moment he is still continuing his mission …