Texas American Strong Flyover May 6th
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We already had one here and SW OK last Friday.
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Sheppard salutes area COVID-19 frontline fighters with Spirit Over Texoma
Ten aircraft from Sheppard AFB took off at about 4 p.m. May 1, 2020, to pay tribute to those engaged in this fight with flyovers in North Texas and Southern Oklahoma as part of Spirit Over Texoma.
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Team Sheppard to conduct flyover Friday
Team Sheppard to conduct flyover Friday starting around 4 p.m.
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Sheppard AFB flyover says 'thank you' to medical heroes
LAWTON, OK — Ten trainer aircraft from Sheppard Air Force Base's 80th Flying Training Wing found a special way Friday to say "thank you" to the medical professionals who serve
141.175 AM has been confirmed in other flyovers with the joint TB/BA aircraft operations in the NE. Might want to monitor that as well as other TB/ BA listed frequencies in the WIKI
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Starting on page 68 and going to the end of this thread below has the frequencies they've been using for air to air and refueling. Though it is good to monitor all of the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds freqs just in case they change.
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Sticky Thread For Mid-Atlantic MilAir 2020
HOIST 81 flight just checked in with Atlanta center on 124.425 (1337z). Hoist 83, Hoist 84, along with 85-0034 and 87-0120 headed north out of FLA currently just east of Athens flying 4 wide
More details are supposed to be provided tomorrow, May 5th.
This article has a little more info, including a map of the intended flight path, and the timeline for it. Not sure if I'll be able to see it. They would pass by my area off to the east, but if not high enough, trees may block what I can see. Once they go far enough south, around Midlothian, then turn back northerly, they be on the other side of the White Rock Escarpment, and visibility would again depend on their altitude & trees.
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This article has a little more info, including a map of the intended flight path, and the timeline for it. Not sure if I'll be able to see it. They would pass by my area off to the east, but if not high enough, trees may block what I can see. Once they go far enough south, around Midlothian, then turn back northerly, they be on the other side of the White Rock Escarpment, and visibility would again depend on their altitude & trees.
Videos: Navy's Blue Angels fly over Dallas-Fort Worth area to honor health care workers
For 35 minutes on Wednesday, the Navy jets flew over North Texas to honor health care workers, first responders and other essential roles in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Revised flight path map for the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Houston Metro, & New Orleans, from the Blue Angels twitter account:
So what frequencies should I monitor for this today? I was planning to program the Blue Angels frequencies in the database, but are there any others I should program?
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please post the frequency for the actual use. I don't care about refueling. I see the lists but i don't understand the Diamond, the solos and the start up. it's just a one formation fly over. I don't think there will be a need to refuel since this they can land and fuel.
They will not land to refuel, all flyovers have inflight refueling.
Blue Angels freqs used at other flyovers were:
284.25
289.80
237.80
You might also hear them on your local ATC and airport frequencies.
Blue Angles Pre-flight brief live on their Facebook page
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Using 284.25, one of the 'Diamond' on the DFW flyover.
Yep, too tight a schedule for landing to refuel. They'll end the DFW flyover @ 11:35am, then the Houston pass is scheduled to start at 12 noon
While over DFW area, they were transmitting ADSB (icao = ~280a05 ) also.
I did not set up to record audio, but there was only a small amount of traffic during the flyover itself. The flight leader was advising the others to add, or reduce, power, also giving brief cues to making the turns scheduled or changing altitude. I did not try to monitor refueling. I presume they fueld either just before they arrived here, or whill enroute from the DFW area to thext flyover in Houston.
Nice job @tunnelmot music was a little loud but very nice video and edit with comms.
Link to parts of the flyover here in Dallas/Fort Worth
Thank you sir!
Sorry about that. I spent over an hour adjusting the audio between the radio traffic and the music. I achieved perfection...until I uploaded it to YouTube then the audio was all over the place. IDK what happened between final edit and upload. I agree it was loud and wasn't what I intended.
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