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40 countries for years. michael pillsbury joins a senior fellow for china strategy at the heritage foundation. first question, if theyve been doing this for years why wasnt it exposed before now? has there been an effort you think you diplomatically try and protect china to let people know they are flying balloons all over the place? >> that is one possibility, eric pretty think more likely is the overall mindset that is still dominant inside washingtons bureaucracy that china is our friend. we ...

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Have on your operations? the engines create a huge amount of heat and certainly on the ground they get hot really quickly, which back in the �*40s, was great. they were from the scramble bell going to being airborne quickly, you want the engine to get up to temperature. but for us, for example the aeroplane behind me, on a normal summers day probably from starting the engine on the ground you have eight minutes before shell overheat. with the temperatures we have been having this summer, you c...

You can imagine that makes that problem even worse. back in the day, they were operational fighter planes, werent they, and of course they had to fly in some pretty tricky conditions? exactly that, and you said, you know, the precise words were "they needed to", there was no choice for them. back in the 1940s, flying at night, flying in really challenging conditions, yes, we lost aircrew through no enemy action and just because of the weathers that they were having to fly in. well, they are stun...

The aeroplane behind me on a normal summer day probably from starting the engine on the ground you have eight minutes before she overheats. with the temperatures we have had it makes the problem worse. back in the day they were operational fighter planes and they had to fly in some tricky conditions? exactly, the precise words, they needed to, there was no choice, in the 40s, flying at night and in challenging conditions. we lost aircrew through no enemy action and just because of the weathers t...

Exactly, the precise words they need to, there was no choice, in the 40s, flying at night and in challenging conditions. we lost aircrew through no enemy action and just because of the weather they had to fly in. stunning and as you say national treasures to be looked after. thank you forjoining us. i am here at the national meteorological archive looking at how weather data is collected and used to inform us about how the climate is changing. earlier i looked at temperature but now we look at r...

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To temperature, but for us, for example the aeroplane behind me, on a normal summers day probably from starting the engine on the ground you have eight minutes before shell overheat. with the temperatures we have been having this summer, you can imagine that makes that problem even worse. back in the day, they were operational fighter planes, werent they, and of course they had to fly in some pretty tricky conditions? exactly that, and you said, you know, the precise words were "they needed to",...

Were operational fighter planes and they had to fly in some tricky conditions. exactly, the precise words they needed to, there was no choice, in the 40s, flying at night and in challenging conditions. we lost aircrew through no enemy action and just because of the weather they had to fly in. stunning and as you say national treasures to be looked after. thank you forjoining us. i am here at the national meteorological archive looking at how weather data is collected and used to inform us about ...

Summer day probably from starting the engine on the ground you have eight minutes before she overheats. with the temperatures we have had it makes the problem worse. back in the day they were operational fighter planes and they had to fly in some tricky conditions? exactly, the precise words they need to, there was no choice, in the 40s, flying at night and in challenging conditions. we lost aircrew through no enemy action and just because of the weather they had to fly in. stunning and as you s...