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#RAF Royal Air Force - Poseidon Activity Since mid-March, there have been 58 Poseidon MRA.1 patrols from RAF Lossiemouth, Keflavik and Harstad by the Royal Air Force. Using @flightradar24 data, this is around 461 flight hours since the 11th of March by 6 of the RAF Poseidon airframes. These flights are primarily focused in the Greenland-Iceland-United Kingdom (GIUK) Gap, with 45 flights being in this region. A further 5 patrols appeared to be more in the North Atlantic, and another 8 in the Norwegian Sea. We don't have the data for their entire flights. Most only track for their departure or arrival, but some have pinged around where they are patrolling at low-level. These flights match with the statement given by the Secretary of State for Defence on the 9th of April, that the RAF had been tracking a Russian Submarine near British waters. The Norwegian Air Force also used their own P-8 Poseidons during this time and were flying in the same area. (Note: this is my first time trying to visualise this activity. I'll refine how I create these graphics overtime. As mentioned, not all the flights had full flight paths so the graphic doesn't represent all the flights) 📸 @havoc_aviation @MATA_osint @DefenceGeek @TBrit90 @UKDefJournal @haynesdeborah

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