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Air Force One - A blueprint/layout schematic?

Justin218

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I want to find a blueprint or the layout of Air Force One. Nope, I don't want to hijack the president's plane, I want to make a map so I can pretend to hijack the president's plane 🙂
 
Are you kidding? Just asking about that stuff can get you an unfriendly visit.
It won't be the FBI knocking on the door, it'll be the Secret Service.

 


<< I want to find a blueprint or the layout of Air Force One. Nope, I don't want to hijack the president's plane, I want to make a map so I can pretend to hijack the president's plane 🙂 >>




Hmm... that would make a good counterstrike mission!
 
I think a better CS mission for this guy might be &quot;avoid all federal agents attempting to enter home and escape unharmed&quot;


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<< I want to find a blueprint or the layout of Air Force One. Nope, I don't want to hijack the president's plane, I want to make a map so I can pretend to hijack the president's plane 🙂 >>


Hmm... that would make a good counterstrike mission!
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I think echelon or whatever scanning tool the gov't uses has seen this thread, and they're getting ready to come to your house. sorry dude.
 
There's no way you'd ever get one. Those are closely guarded, like every vehicle the president uses. PM did a story on the presidents cadillac, and I'd say 90% of if was speculation, and the other 10% was stuff you could see from the outside, like tinted windows, flag holders, etc.

There aren't any CS maps on planes? Thats a little odd...Rogue Spear had one, and it was good fun.
 
I was in the Air Force, and I helped the crew chiefs change out a wing marker light. You might as well give up getting a schematic.

Reasons

#1 - An aircraft schematics takes up about 400 fold out 11x18 pages
#2 - Defense systems, etc. are classified, especially on a aircraft such as AF1.
#3 - Most of the stuff is copywrighted anyhow.

I suggest you take up a different fantasy, because this one is liable to land you in prison with Bubba, and rumor has it Bubba likes guys named Justin. 😀
 
I'm assuming that you get PBS on your TV.
If so then just watch this:AF1
Go to: PBS, enter your zip code and find the next time it will be airing in your city.
In Kansas City It will air on the 16th @ 8:00 P.M. Central. Schedule
 
Believe it or not, I have seen one. I work for the federal government, and part of my job responsibilities includes reviewing requests under the Freedom of Information Act (&quot;FOIA&quot😉. When someone makes a request under FOIA, it is ultimately reviewed by a lawyer, along with the requested material. This request came to me, for reasons that are not germane here. The requester was a doctoral candidate from a southern university, writing his dissertation on the Secret Service.

The blueprint that I saw was much smaller than the ones described by Monel Funkawitz, and was only a few pages - presumably the records custodian had compacted the full-blown blueprint into something more readily useable.

I believe that, for the most part, the makers of the film &quot;Air Force One&quot; were privy to the layout of the actual plane. The White House has previously announced, though, that AFO does NOT have an escape pod as portrayed in the movie.
 


<< I want to find a blueprint or the layout of Air Force One. Nope, I don't want to hijack the president's plane, I want to make a map so I can pretend to hijack the president's plane 🙂 >>



You will not find it and its classified. Also even talking about it can get the secret service coming to visit you. I suggest you don't joke.
 


<< How exactly are they gonna find out? >>


Are you kidding? They have access to more information about you than YOU know about you...
 
Yes they do. The secret service has several computer center that monitors all telephone traffic through-out the us looking for KEY words like &quot;kill&quot; &quot;whitehouse&quot; &quot;president&quot; and other KEY words when put together the computer spits out a report and the Secret Service starts too look into it. The Secret Service does not play when it comes to the security and welfare of the President and they have more high tech equipment than you or I can even phathom.
 


<< Yes they do. The secret service has several computer center that monitors all telephone traffic through-out the us looking for KEY words like &quot;kill&quot; &quot;whitehouse&quot; &quot;president&quot; and other KEY words when put together the computer spits out a report and the Secret Service starts too look into it. The Secret Service does not play when it comes to the security and welfare of the President and they have more high tech equipment than you or I can even phathom. >>



Absolutly. Do any search on the Secret Service and people especially kids playing with threats or things that could endanger the President.
 
Come now, I don't want every single spec down to the nuts and bolts on the engines, I just want the general layout. The cabin and stuff. I guess I could just watch the movie and make one myself. I also did a research paper on snifffing out for keywords and such awhile back, and it's kinda shaky ground. and if they are every one of you are now on the list. I'm sure they have bigger worries.
 
Firstly: I think it's a safe bet that the information is rather classified and you aint gonna get it.

Secondly: not only is the Secret Service responsible for safety of the President (nad others), they are also the arm of the government that investigates many types of computer crime. If they want to find you, and you don't want to be found, I'd put my money on the Secret Service.

Lastly: In my personal opinion, I doubt the Secret Service would get too excited about this thread. But that's just my opinion. This sure doesn't seem to be a credible threat to the old U S of A.
 
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