They were further informed that the fly-over was part of an agreement signed by the US, Russia, and other countries. Personnel were also told that, of all the possible US military installations the Russians had option to fly over, they picked Crane. At this writing, I don't know if the aircraft were military or government. There were some agreements a few years ago, I believe, concerning conventional weaponry, such as numbers of tanks, ships, strategic bombers, etc. Crane, however, is not a base for any of these things.
Crane does stockpile conventional ammunition.
None of this makes sense. She lives on a hill, just outside the base. It moved east to west, then changed course and headed north. I saw some mighty strange aircraft, as well. It had a jet engine noise, but was very quiet.