Irish Airspace Breached

international | anti-war / imperialism | other press Thursday February 12, 2009 02:02 by Doug Delaney

U.S. Military Craft May Now Be Housed in St. Louis, Missouri

An anti-war activist in Ireland suspects that the Gulfstream IV aircraft that calls St. Louis home may have flown over Irish airspace displaying U.S. military markings as recently as November.

An anti-war activist in Ireland suspects that the Gulfstream IV aircraft that calls St. Louis home may have flown over Irish airspace displaying U.S. military markings as recently as November.

The registration of the St. Louis-based craft is pending, according to Federal Aviation Administration records (see previous blog post). The FAA lists the registrant's address as 4300 Goodfellow Blvd, the site of the former St. Louis Army Ammunition Plant.

The ammo plant has been closed since 1997, but both military and civilian offices, public and private, are still located at the site.

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