Drone Drop Off Slide 14: Tent and Water
What This Image Shows
One cut of a thirteen-slide deck built on a single annotated aerial photograph of the Utah Valley University campus.
The red banner across the bottom reads: "Plane designed for Drone drop-off (US Army's Bombardier Global 6500). 3 hours before @ 203 feet altitude, over water, 116 knot stall speed. Returned 23 minutes after Assassination, dropped to 203' altititude @ 116 knots (pick up?). Flight N1098L. Data from Gov flight public website (AXLE10). Take-off: Biggs Army Airfield. Spy Program: HADES (High, Accuracy, Detection & Exploitation, System)." The misspelling of "altititude" and the question mark after "pick up?" are in the original.
Another annotated cut of the same aerial, labelling the water and the tent. The claim that the Global 6500 is a "plane designed for Drone drop-off" is stronger than any source supports: published reporting describes the Army considering trials of air-launched drones from that airframe, not an aircraft built for the purpose.
Go up to Drop Off for the clean unannotated aerial, then weigh the claim against N1098L Spy Plane and Sept 10 Flight Timeline.
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