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Old 09-21-2011, 10:10 PM
 
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"LOS ANGELES (CBS) — Federal agencies were working with Southwest Airlines on Thursday to determine who has been vandalizing their aircraft with mysterious markings."

KNX 1070 EXCLUSIVE: Feds Probe Possible Arabic-Type Markings On Southwest Jets « CBS Los Angeles


This, reportedly dates back to February of this year. The markings, which appear to be Arabic or Arabic symbols seem to be etched with chemicals on the underbelly of the passenger planes and only show up when exposed to heat.

With all the security issues at airports nowdays and all that is going on today, they're calling this "vandalism?" I thought "vandalism" was when the kids down the street soaped your windows on Halloween Eve.

I imagine we won't hear much more about this "vandalism."
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