Secret US Nuke Sniffer Spotted Over Northeast Missouri Right Now

Depending on how cloudy it is where you happen to be, there's a chance you might be able to spot one of the most secret US military planes. It's a US Air Force 'nuke sniffer' and it's been spotted over northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois right now.

I was alerted by NY Prepper on YouTube about unusual plane activity over Missouri and I've been able to verify myself that what he shared was correct. A WC-135 Constant Phoenix 'nuke sniffing' plane just flew over northeast Missouri as confirmed by Flight Aware. It's code-named "COBRA29".

The US Air Force says this plane's purpose is to "detect radioactive "clouds" in real time". What are you looking for in northeast Missouri or am I not supposed to know? It wouldn't have anything to do with a theory this Kansas drone maker has about alleged radioactive material that's being looked for, would it?

Likely that this part of Missouri is just a path to and from Offutt Air Force Base in southeastern Nebraska, but it is a brush with flight aviation greatness.

For the record, this is NOT classified information or I wouldn't have access to it. Flight Aware tracks all planes including those of our Air Force. Why it's not classified, I have no idea.

The only eerie aspect of the appearance of this secret plane over Missouri is word that drones have been spotted over the state at night like they have in New Jersey recently. It's probably just a coincidence, but it does make you wonder.