No one has managed to reveal the mystery, but this certainly does not belong to normality.
Yesterday a C-130, a four-engine turboprop engine widely used by the USAF, was spotted in the skies over Manhattan, New York City, along with some HU-60 Black Hawk. Their quota was 3.000 feet (just under 1.000 meters) and no one knows or has disclosed the reason for their presence.
Several journalists immediately contacted McGuire Air Force Base, located in New Jersey, but none of them received comprehensive answers.
The hypothesis that the transport aircraft belonged to a National Guard rescue team, which has 80 headquarters miles east of NY, was confirmed when the 106th Rescue Wing replied to an email revealing that the C-130 was theirs. Colonel Broccoli, CO of the base, announced that it was a 'normal military exercise', but there are those who object, remembering that 'normal training missions are not carried out on an area as' hot' and densely populated as Manhattan .
The mystery therefore remains partially unsolved.
