ROD Battle Group Goes Dark
Sep 18
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Last night, in the Atlantic Ocean near the coast of Spain, Carrier Battle Group 13 “went dark” while underway, confusing observers and those who track the movements of military ships.
When asked about the incident, a Navy spokesman confirmed that the move was deliberate. He stated that all transponders and active sensors were silenced, and that electronic emissions were reduced to the point that they were virtually undetectable.
No other information was provided.
Karma radar imaging satellite "Long-Drop II" is now fully operational. It is believed that more of the series will join it over the next few years to increase coverage (currently optimized for the Northern Pacific).
Long-Drop II image of TF-FAR4 (Task Force Far #4)
3x Type 054A, 2x 052D, 1x 903 and new 815.
Dated Oct 7th 2026. 700 km North East of the ROD.
This is highly irregular, and very suspicious behaviour of that Carrier group. sounds like they gone rouge.