Blimp carried more than 600 miles across Texas by powerful winds before it crashed near Dallas
The wind caused the blimp to break free from its tether in South Padre Island. CBP officials lost contact with the blimp shortly after it broke free, officials said, until it was found by Quinlan Texas Fire and Rescue in Hunt County, about 30 miles east of Dallas.
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations (AMO) aerostat was found more than 600 miles away from where ...
Argos,” a surveillance blimp operated by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol went out of control, snapped its tether line and crashed Monday, damaging vehicles.
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