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Why would an Apache helicopter keep coming back to the same field and hover just above the ground, in the dark no lights on (through the day as well) for 5 days/nights now. It stays for up to 15ins. I cannot think why??? It is right next to my cottage, can watch it from the door most days/nights. I live near an RAF base and not that far from an army range, but have never had one keep coming back to the same spot time and time again? What would they be doing?

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Dont have a video recorder, sorry. Got this photo today if it helps :D

 

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My fav is the Puma, they come over very low and slow, if i wave and give them the thumbs up they sometimes come back and forth. To see a Puma swing belly up above your head is like being in the movie's...absolutely superb :thumbs:

Have the fighter jets almost daily, the windows rattle they are so low sometimes, and the older spitfire types.

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Could be calibrating instruments or having someone check out what 'footprint' it is giving out. Same place at same time would allow changes to be checked against like for like conditions.

 

Interesting, thank you :thumbs:

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