roasted Aviationist announced an interesting document about an extremely gay biting tension in the sky during a failed coup in Turkey dawning of the day 07.16.2016 15th night.
Documents on David Cenciotti published by the site of his famous "The Aviationist" Monday 07/18/2016. It must be emphasized that the reliability of some of the information given in the document remains unclear.
The information was disclosed and has not been disclosed
A report on what happened on Monday was done 15/7. This document is based on information provided by military journalist Turkey, Arda Mevlutoglu, collect, based on data analysis of air traffic control channel (Mode-S) and the report are a number of media published after the coup.
After 22:00 (local time) on 07.15.2016, the coordinator of the air traffic management airbase 4 at Akinci (Turkey), located in the northwest Ankara, contacted colleagues his Esenboga airport.
Based Akinci stationed where the squadron 141, 142 and 143 (Filo) Turkish Air Force fighter aircraft the F-16C.
Coup TNK sky: The secrets never revealed - Photo 1.
Lockheed Martin F fighter-16C Fighting Falcon coup faction fly low in the sky on the night of the 15th Ankara dawn on 07/16/2016. Source: Theaviationist.com.
Coordinator of the air base 4 announced that two F-16 is set to take off, then will reach approximately 7,000m altitude and air traffic coordination department of Esenboga (Ankara, Turkey) does not able to identify the location of the two aircraft.
Shortly after the announcement transmitted, 2 F-16 with the name Aslan 1 ( "Lion 1") and Aslan 2 ( "Lion 2") of 141 Squadron took off from the air base 4.
After takeoff, Aslan 1 contacted the Esenboga Airport and would like access to high were reported. Upon receiving a request for explanation of the plan, the pilot responded that Aslan 1 assigned "perform special tasks, will fly in the sky city of Ankara".
Soon, Esenboga airport started receiving the phone call came from the city of Ankara with information about this warplanes flying low at high speed.
Following a video clip recorded images of fighter F-16 flying flip through the roof in Ankara during the period from 22h20 to 22h25.
Received the above information, air traffic coordinator's Esenboga airport connected to the coordinator of the air base 4 to ask for an explanation. The answer is as follows: "... The aircraft navigation device is off."
Coordinator airbase 4 also informed the Esenboga airport that two F-16 with the name Shahin ( "Hawk") is also taking off and flying at low altitude. 2 pcs Shahin threatened airspace for civil aircraft is preparing to apply for landing.
Next, the air traffic coordinator's Esenboga found aircraft KC-135R refueling called Asena 02 took off from the air base at Incirlik No.10.
The KC-135R units Squadron 101 (Asena) appear to have been recorded by the information gathered from devices located in Ankara feeder.
During this time, the coordinator Esenboga can not communicate with the fighter aircraft F-16 and KC-135R refueling. The F-16 of Turkey started aerial refueling from the Asena 02.
It must be emphasized that, according to the information received, a total of four KC-135R aircraft (dubbed from Asena Asena 01 to 04) took off from Incirlik base and appeared on the radar screen monitor .
Aircraft coup faction to attack targets?
The aircraft and combat helicopters supporting the coup faction has attacked the following places in Ankara:
- Headquarters Force's special operations police in Elbashi (F-16s had bombed that 47 police were killed).
- Headquarters Air Force at Elbashi police.
- Ethnic Council Building Turkey.
- Headquarters of the police headquarters in Turkey.
- Headquarters of the MIT (National Intelligence Organization) in Yenimahalle.
- Headquarters satellite telecommunications company national television in Elbashi TurkSAT.
- President Palace in Beştepe.
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