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1635- Lloyd 07 (E-6B # 163918) off PAX heading south.
Was this 7535 kHz?One of the local HF guys posted this yesterday
GREEN DOMINION = SCSC Wallops Island
I've long suspected that GREEN DOMINION was the Surface Combat Systems Center at Wallops Island, but today SESEF and GREEN DOMINION compromised that for certain.
GREEN DOMINION called SESEF and Norfolk came back with "repeat your call." Station identified as "SCSC Wallops Island" to which Norfolk responded "Roger, GREEN DOMINION, I have you Lima Charlie." Comms back and forth continued for another few minutes with the same two operators.
black meaning radio silence1044L - HAGAR91 radio check with MAINSAIL. LC on 11175 kHz
1220L - JAKE12 on "eleven-one-seventy-five". Has MAINSAIL weak but readable after 2 calls. Requests current message traffic.
1240L - CHAOS43 calling CROOK flight and HOMESTEAD. Advises CROOK of 1x B-52 in the area with him, will be CHAOS 44. CROOK copies and CHAOS43 asks if he has been able to get ahold of HOMESTEAD. Negative from CROOK and CHAOS43 advises both B-52s are "black (unintelligible)", probably black comms. CHAOS43 requests CROOK pass HOMESTEAD the Humpback coordinates.
1247L - CHAOS44 calling any player for hotel fox check 11175. He calls CROOK at 1250.
1256L - CROOK flt calls CHAOS44 and asks if he's on freq 250.25.
Did you check Ron's list - pretty much everything is thereNot sure what happened, but all my saved frequencies decided to disappear from my scanner today. If anyone has a list of frequencies for 177th FW, McGuire, and CAP missions I'd be grateful if you could share. Thanks.
Had no idea that existed. That's exactly what I was looking for. Really appreciate it!Did you check Ron's list - pretty much everything is there
Yes it was. Sorry I forgot to post the freqWas this 7535 kHz?
Speaking of Lajes that was short training trip I assume as both KC-46's RCH-246 and RCH-733 are enroute back to McGuire this morning.Odd route a pair of McGuire KC-46's started off Westbound at low altitudes then did 180 and Acars shows
enroute Lajes.. Burning some excess fuel weight? Boom checks? Over Pittsburgh Westbound were clearly
doing boom checks together..
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Rgr 228.000 and 341.750 were A/A.. 315.900 was tanker contact boom.. They sure moved fast out of here NE bound?
B-2's at altitude sure have kicking radios.. I was copying them inbound thru ZDC WV area into Maryland.
Just FYI.. those are both AR-777 frequenciesOk thanks. I'll have to add that 228.000 to my bomber list. I usually pick them up in mid Ohio when the come east.
Looking at the messages on satcom - they appear accurate
Thanks Mark! Hmmm, that's only a 282 mile drive from my house! Google says 4 h 14 min. Would be pretty cool to see.Come May 18 Presque Isle Maine may be the place for some vintage warbirds...
80th Anniversary of D-Day will see lots of new and vintage aircraft Pond hops to the UK.
Those folks in Pennsylvania could fill a airfield with their vintage WW2 vehicles
Ed Google Maps says just over 12 hours and 741 miles from my houseThanks Mark! Hmmm, that's only a 282 mile drive from my house! Google says 4 h 14 min. Would be pretty cool to see.