its a phantom delivery in the middle of the night.....un-marked crates......invisible to reservation holders
If you go to the IDRA site they say how many they make in a year. You can do this.
You could have just posted this stat here since you clearly looked; it would have been no more effort to post that number as it was to make your somewhat snarky post. Yet here we are, you being snarky and me being lazy.
I love the quad (now tri) squad videos and they are the facts on the ground that keep me as sane as possible. And they do interact with the contractors and, sometimes, it seems, with people higher in the food chain. But if you look at the projected number of presses on the west side against the number of pads that were eventually put in, it is less than we all thought it might be. It is because for every 2 press pads they put in they had at least one section blank. So whereas we thought each long. bay might be able to hold maybe 9 presses, the west side currently has 5 (maybe 6) pads. The other side is shorter. So they might end up with 10 presses in the end, maybe less. What I am trying to get at is that everyone was making the best guesses they could but they were only guesses. The videos are fact. We should go by the videos and temper our guessing as much as possible.
Well, I went out to find the numbers on the IDRA site and failed, so I messed up. They were there at one point in time, or somewhere. I was convinced, when I wrote that comment, that you would find them faster going there yourself. It wasn't that I wasn't willing to paste a link here. I didn't have it. I do not think my comment was snarky. I really thought you could find it faster than me finding the time to find it and paste it. No offense was intended. I will continue looking for the data and will post when I find it.
No worries. I was being a bit defensive and snarky and lazy. You sounded so confident it was public easy to access knowledge I was certain you already had the figure.
Well if anyone can confirm that an Antonov AN-124 was in Austin then you have your answer. They would be the only non military entity that could transport oversized cargo like that And they are hard to miss.
I did find a YouTube video about shipping gigapresses and another link with great general information:Well if anyone can confirm that an Antonov AN-124 was in Austin then you have your answer. They would be the only non military entity that could transport oversized cargo like that And they are hard to miss.
