President Trump will be arriving at Beale AFB on Saturday Nov 17, 2018.
No schedule has been released yet.
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President Trump Arrives Beale AFB Saturday
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jimvm
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I was wondering where he would land, mc clellan, mather or travis. Guess it will beale.
The air is dirty, can marine 1 fly? It rained in france and marine 1 was grounded.
I will be scanning beale atc and trunked system.
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I was wondering where he would land, mc clellan, mather or travis. Guess it will beale.
The air is dirty, can marine 1 fly? It rained in france and marine 1 was grounded.
I will be scanning beale atc and trunked system.
Jimvm
He'll be in California, so he doesn't have to be nice. Marine 1 will fly.
It'll be interesting what the TFR's will do to the air attack efforts over the fire. If he flies or drives up into Oroville or Chico I could imagine having to ground firefighting aircraft temporarily, or severely impede them.
Dang the TFR just went up and it's the typical 30mi radius around Beale and Chico. Barely skirting Red Bluff. Looks like they got an exemption for calfire approved firefighting aircraft that are operating within the boundaries of the existing TFR for the fire. Good - glad that won't be impeded.
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Perhaps the F-16's out of Fresno will be the CAP participants?
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What purpose is Corning airport?
skyvector.com has the TFR's on display.
Scanner report, I heard a few 'nighthawk's doing ILS's to Beale rwy 33 this morning.
jim vm
What purpose is Corning airport?
skyvector.com has the TFR's on display.
Scanner report, I heard a few 'nighthawk's doing ILS's to Beale rwy 33 this morning.
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They are flying a Boeing Insitu ScanEagle drone out of Corning Airport, and then a corridor from Corning over to the Camp TFR. It is providing live IR video feeds to cellphones/tablets on the fire line. Its callsign on the fire command net is Foxtrot One One.
https://www.insitu.com/
Fresno has F15s now, but typically they don't use CAP anymore. Haven't for the last several visits. Worth monitoring just in case.
7:20AM THE PRESIDENT departs Washington, D.C., en route to Beale Air Force Base, CA
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9:45AM THE PRESIDENT arrives at Beale Air Force Base
TBD - THE PRESIDENT departs Beale Air Force Base
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2:15AM THE PRESIDENT departs Joint Base Andrews en route to the White House
2:25AM THE PRESIDENT arrives at the White House
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9:45AM THE PRESIDENT arrives at Beale Air Force Base
TBD - THE PRESIDENT departs Beale Air Force Base
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2:15AM THE PRESIDENT departs Joint Base Andrews en route to the White House
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Smoke doesn't stop security
Senior Amn LeShawn Nash, 9th Security Forces Squadron, dons his N95 protective mask as he stands guard at the gate awaiting arrival of President's plane, at Beale Air Force Base, California. The Air Quality Index at Beale is currently hazardous because of the smoke caused by the Camp and Woolsey Fires burning in Northern California. According to CAL FIRE, the Camp Fire has killed 56 people and destroyed approximately 9,000 structures, making it the deadliest and most destructive fire in California history. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Shawn Bryant 9th Reconnaissance Wing)
Senior Amn LeShawn Nash, 9th Security Forces Squadron, dons his N95 protective mask as he stands guard at the gate awaiting arrival of President's plane, at Beale Air Force Base, California. The Air Quality Index at Beale is currently hazardous because of the smoke caused by the Camp and Woolsey Fires burning in Northern California. According to CAL FIRE, the Camp Fire has killed 56 people and destroyed approximately 9,000 structures, making it the deadliest and most destructive fire in California history. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Shawn Bryant 9th Reconnaissance Wing)
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There was two E3 Sentry planes that followed him out west this morning along with the AF1 backup/decoy 09-0016. Guess they all are hiding somewhere out there.
BTW in case you did not see this post I recommend you check it out, follow the link and look through the Camp Law report at the bottom of the list for the communications plan for the fire ops.
https://forums.radioreference.com/c...mp-fire-incident-action-plan.html#post3024026
They've made it to Paradise CA where he's meeting with victims of the fire
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I saw Tanker WINK-17 KC-10 85-0029 Travis up earlier.. Normal tanker CAP callsign there.
Could be for the E-3 or fighters.
HMX-1 A/A freqs are usually 142.750 and 273.950 is mostly used.
Could be for the E-3 or fighters.
HMX-1 A/A freqs are usually 142.750 and 273.950 is mostly used.
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Correct, I saw WINK as well. That's a DC CAP callsign. I believe he stopped in at Travis and the 757 is at KSMF.
Wink is one of the two I saw trailing AF1 on the way from DC
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