I been said this but...the boats with the drugs on them are...American Cruise Lines.
Seaplanes load straight to the ships on the Mississippi and then the drugs drop port to port up the river, weapons back down it with police escort.
Like...it worked in the 80s and if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
          Seaplanes load straight to the ships on the Mississippi and then the drugs drop port to port up the river, weapons back down it with police escort.
Like...it worked in the 80s and if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
      20 police officers across the state of Mississippi, including TWO elected sheriffs, were just arrested on charges of providing police escort for drug and weapons trafficking across state lines in exchange for bribes
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        imagining jet seaplanes in my mind and foaming at the mouth
          
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    1.) For the curious: why did flying boat airliners flourish in the 1930s and then vanish?
Seaplanes in the early days of commercial aviation offered the ability to fly to destinations all over the world as long as there was calm water to land on, and basic facilities to refuel and repair there.
          Seaplanes in the early days of commercial aviation offered the ability to fly to destinations all over the world as long as there was calm water to land on, and basic facilities to refuel and repair there.
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    Before the 1982 conflict, aviation on the Falkland Islands was increasingly important to the health, wealth, and well-being of the islanders. During WWII, many seaplanes visited the islands, this Sunderland for example.
          
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    Idroscalo di Pavia in Pavia, Italy
It is not widely remembered today, but Italy was an important player in the development of long-distance air travel in the 1920s. In that era, seaplanes were preferred for transoceanic flight because if the aircraft couldn't fly, it could still float. That idea…
        
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Idroscalo di Pavia in Pavia, Italy
            It is not widely remembered today, but Italy was an important player in the development of long-distance air travel in the 1920s. In that era, seaplanes were preferred for transoceanic flight because if the aircraft couldn't fly, it could still float. That idea reassured nervous passengers. In the mid 1920s, Societá Italiana Servizi Aerei (SISA, or Italian Air Services Company) established a route from Torino to Trieste.
          
            
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        Spending the morning at the Pima Air and Space Museum.
          
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    And while we’re at it bring back bi-wing piggyback seaplanes, huh?
          
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    Seaplanes at the seaplane terminal at Velana International Airport in Malé (The Maldives). 
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Velana International Airport is home to the world's largest seaplane operations and has a dedicated terminal for these flights ❤️
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    yes because the plane engines push against the air, planes don't even need wheels at all (re: seaplanes)
          
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    I think the navy should be restricted to operating seaplanes because they’re morally boats. If this leads to the development of a B-52 seaplane edition that whips actually
          
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    Little known fact, Seaplanes do not normally mate in the daytime. This is why this photo is so rare.
          
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        [October 26th, 1925] A 60-mile gale wrecked 17 Navy seaplanes near Baltimore, stranding them on the beach. Salvage efforts began, and an investigation was ordered to determine if negligence caused the disaster.
          
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        Oct. 26, 1925: Army Lt. Jimmy Doolittle wins the Schneider Trophy air race for seaplanes in Baltimore, setting a record in the international competition with a course speed of 233 mph. The aviator, with wife Josephine, is honored by Army Air Service chief Gen. Mason Patrick.
          
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    Hard to bomb the ocean into submission. Bring back seaplanes!
          
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        During World War II, seaplanes reached the apex of their use by the U.S. Navy. usni.org/magazines/n...
        
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            During World War II, seaplanes reached the apex of their use by the U.S. Navy.
          
            
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    Oct. 25, 1925: A powerful gale heavily damages 17 Navy seaplanes docked at Baltimore for the following day’s Schneider Trophy air races. In New York, waves from the same storm system lash a police boat, the Gypsy. 1/2
          
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    or when everyone admitted planes were great but it took for an actual big reason (ww2) for them to decide "seaplanes are cool but hangars are better)
          
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        Re: Starship Point to Point Transport considerations Quote from: meekGee on Today at 12:57 am Quote from: Robotbeat on 10/22/2025 03:57 pm I think helicopters, seaplanes, STOL planes, or eVTOL is worth it to cut down the time at each... 
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        Re: Starship Point to Point Transport considerations Quote from: meekGee on Today at 12:57 am Quote from: Robotbeat on 10/22/2025 03:57 pm I think helicopters, seaplanes, STOL planes, or eVTOL is w...
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        Re: Starship Point to Point Transport considerations Quote from: Robotbeat on 10/22/2025 03:57 pm I think helicopters, seaplanes, STOL planes, or eVTOL is worth it to cut down the time at each end. Some sort of high speed tram or train like Hyperloop is just one possibi... 
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        Re: Starship Point to Point Transport considerations Quote from: Robotbeat on 10/22/2025 03:57 pm I think helicopters, seaplanes, STOL planes, or eVTOL is worth it to cut down the time at each end....
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        I do love me some seaplanes.
        
            a pig wearing goggles and a scarf is flying a red plane
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    Eily Smith-Keary naval architect aeronautical engineer Studied @newnhamcollege.bsky.social worked 4 Admiralty on hydrodynamic properties of ships & seaplanes. 1 of 1st woman associates @ Royal Inst Naval Arch 1st woman to have her paper given there d #OTD 19 Oct 1975 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eily_Ke...
          
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    U.S. shipyards lack ability to timely construct AIP submarines. Bengal Aircats MIGHT fulfill some of the LCS broken promises & frigate delays —although ASuM remain a significant bottleneck as well as dangers stemming from a lack of local air superiority. We need missile seaplanes & AIP subs now.
          
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        Open Skies Network secures fresh funding to explore how electric seaplanes could connect coastal communities across the UK’s South West.
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            Open Skies Network has secured fresh investment to explore how electric seaplanes could connect coastal communities across the South West, positioning the region as a national leader in clean short-ha...
          
            
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