Military Deploys AntiMosquito bombers!

Low Flying military aircraft have now been Deployed!

This is a report for those of you who have seen huge C130s 4 engine turboprop bombers flying in very low over the Kendal, Homestead and lowlying areas of Dade county.

some of these planes are coming in as low as 75 feet and coming in fast!

Their Mission is to spray for Mosquitos, I do not know the exact details of how the do their bombing runs but as a good note Its nice to know those litlle bitches are getting what coming to them!



Any one got a good pic of them in action, do post...mean while lets hope they get the areas we all like to play!

they have been doing that in the keys for 30years but they got caugth county was paying them money for chemicals but they were just dropping water
and ive seen 2 crash in the water at full speed and that was crazy so if you see them look out they are over 70 years old airplane

was wondering what was with all the c-130s. i live between the air base and speedway. now theres always jets but not like this. i even saw the trail coming off them and was wondering what it was. if i find my usb ill upload the pics. i got a few good ones already

Since they are flying in so low and Fast It might be way cool to catch one on photo doing a a low flying run!

It is a hard shot to take but if anyone can catch and post an Image as the make a pass or while they jettison there cargo of anitmosquito bombs.

It is cool to see this in action first hand so keep an eye out for these monsters as they make there bomber runs!

They need to drop a nuke on foxhole.

I found an Online Photo of this exact aircraft in action....Its not great so maybe some one else can catch the Monster in action!



7/20/2011 - HOMESTEAD AIR RESERVE BASE, Fla --







An aerial mosquito abatement program will take place July 26-28 in various areas across southern Miami-Dade County. County public health personnel have determined areas on Homestead ARB and surrounding communities where mosquito numbers have reached nuisance levels.


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Specially equipped C-130H cargo planes from the Air Force Reserve Command's 910th Airlift Wing, Youngstown, Ohio, will commence a routine aerial spraying operation using the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency registered pesticide Dibrom (also known as Naled), which is registered for use in Florida.


The 910th is home to the only full-time, fixed-wing aerial spray unit within the Department of Defense.Adult mosquito control will occur during the final two daylight hours prior to sunset and up to 30 minutes after sunset.



Residents should not be alarmed. This is a routine operation that has been conducted successfully and without incident in other areas that have experienced excessive amounts of mosquito populations.




Residents should be alert to the large 4-engine propeller aircraft during this period and expect to see planes at or above 150 feet above ground level during the actual spraying application. Some residents may remember the same aerial spraying during the first week in Sept. 2009.The amount of insecticide in the air should not affect people or animals.




Beekeepers are asked to keep their bees covered during the spraying operations in their particular area.



Concerned citizens should contact the Miami-Dade County Mosquito Control Division (305) 592-1186 or dial 311. They may also call the 482nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs Office at (786) 415-7330

the wheels of one almost touched my house xD

http://www.chem-tox.com/brevard/main.htm

Read where the picture of the brain is.

damn