2 Nuclear Command Planes Spotted Circling Over Missouri Sunday

If you follow plane flight paths over Missouri, you may have noticed something a little odd on Sunday. Two different nuclear command-and-control planes were spotted over the state and one seemed obsessed with the southwestern part of Missouri.

I do check the Flight Aware website every now and then, but kudos to NY Prepper on YouTube for the catch on what happened over Missouri today. The first was a 747-E-6B Mercury code named WIZEN01 which flew directly over Missouri and Illinois Sunday afternoon.

The other more interesting 747-E-4B nuclear command-and-control plane code named CLUB22 didn't just fly a circle of southwestern Missouri. It flew a square and I'm not making that up. See for yourself.

If you're not familiar with the E-6B or E-4B US military planes, they are a worst-case scenario nuclear command and control plane that has the abilities to issue orders directly from the President to forces around the world which is why they've earned the 'doomsday planes' nickname.

It should be obvious that the Air Force does not provide me classified information. This flight information is public domain (which I find odd). My point is I'm not drawing any conclusions about why the nuclear command-and-control planes were flying over strange paths over Missouri today. I just thought it was...interesting to see one draw a square over our heads. That's all. No need to head to the doomsday bunkers - yet.