Sticky Thread For Mid-Atlantic MilAir 2020
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Just noticed IDAHO-17 (ADFE48) back inbound KILG after turns over Philly area tonight.
Have two tails listed for this 95-0100 and above 94-00316.
I always thought IDAHO was a CBP callsign.. Maybe tracking shipment down turnpike to Philly area?
Past history shows this tail all over the US usually using MYSTIC then IVY callsign.
Have two tails listed for this 95-0100 and above 94-00316.
I always thought IDAHO was a CBP callsign.. Maybe tracking shipment down turnpike to Philly area?
Past history shows this tail all over the US usually using MYSTIC then IVY callsign.
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Sadly expect US Army Pentagon Brass and maybe higher to Dover soon.. So tragic.All highly decorated Army Service folks.
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5 US soldiers killed in Egypt helicopter crash identified
The U.S. Army has identified five U.S. soldiers killed in a helicopter crash in Sinai, Egypt on Thursday. In an emailed statement to American Military
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Dutchmil
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Supporting 4 F-15s returning to RAF Lakenheath from Warner Robins as RETRO 71 flight.
René.
Checked my recordings for the B-1/B-52 flyover yesterday. A flight of B-1s and B-52s met up in Buckeye MOA for a few photos before one of each flew to JB Anacostia Bolling for the retirement ceremony of Gen. Stephen W. "Seve" Wilson. The other two were airspares.
SEVE 03 (2x B-52H)
377.125 ZID PXV HI > 317.525 ZID MAD HI > 316.125 Buckeye MOA tac
226.875 20th BS tac
297.525u CONR-3 (secure)
SEVE 01 (2x B-1B)
351.950 ZAU BVT HI > 299.600 ZID RSH HI > 317.625 ZID DAY HI > 317.525 ZID MAD HI > 353.525 ZID UNV HI > 316.125 Buckeye MOA tac
377.000 37th BS tac
297.525u CONR-3 (secure)
SEVE 01/03 (B-1B/B-52H)
290.500 ZID PIK LO
377.000 37th BS tac
requesting HNN 005/033, then flightplan route into DC airspace
SEVE 04 (B-52H)
317.525 ZID MAD HI > 353.525 ZID UNV HI > 360.725 ZID RIV LO
requesting VXV VUZ IGB SQS EIC KBAD
SEVE 02 (B-1B)
353.525 ZID UNV HI > 353.750 ZID LTL LO > 307.375 ZAU OLK LO
requesting MKG MSN, then direct KRCA
SEVE 03 (B-52H)
317.475 ZID PKB LO
requesting direct KBAD
SEVE 01 (B-1B)
371.975 CMH A/D N > 353.750 ZID LTL LO > 307.375 ZAU OLK LO
requesting direct GIJ 094/008 DBQ then direct KRCA
255.400 FSS common
requesting PP (not capable)
297.525u CONR-3 (secure)
SEVE 03 (2x B-52H)
377.125 ZID PXV HI > 317.525 ZID MAD HI > 316.125 Buckeye MOA tac
226.875 20th BS tac
297.525u CONR-3 (secure)
SEVE 01 (2x B-1B)
351.950 ZAU BVT HI > 299.600 ZID RSH HI > 317.625 ZID DAY HI > 317.525 ZID MAD HI > 353.525 ZID UNV HI > 316.125 Buckeye MOA tac
377.000 37th BS tac
297.525u CONR-3 (secure)
SEVE 01/03 (B-1B/B-52H)
290.500 ZID PIK LO
377.000 37th BS tac
requesting HNN 005/033, then flightplan route into DC airspace
SEVE 04 (B-52H)
317.525 ZID MAD HI > 353.525 ZID UNV HI > 360.725 ZID RIV LO
requesting VXV VUZ IGB SQS EIC KBAD
SEVE 02 (B-1B)
353.525 ZID UNV HI > 353.750 ZID LTL LO > 307.375 ZAU OLK LO
requesting MKG MSN, then direct KRCA
SEVE 03 (B-52H)
317.475 ZID PKB LO
requesting direct KBAD
SEVE 01 (B-1B)
371.975 CMH A/D N > 353.750 ZID LTL LO > 307.375 ZAU OLK LO
requesting direct GIJ 094/008 DBQ then direct KRCA
255.400 FSS common
requesting PP (not capable)
297.525u CONR-3 (secure)
GOLD 22 from Florida dropping into McGuire tonight... Guess they will pick them up out of the South
and take North to Maine and GOLD-23. Suspect a GOLD-21 KC-10 come moving day but my guesses/intel have been
way off this past week, Lately I couldn't pick my nose
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Ex Blue Angel #5 F/18A #162411 found retirement home at KHKY Hickory NC..
Looks like they have a small fighter museum down there.
Looks like they have a small fighter museum down there.
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Imagine walking across dark USAF airbase field perimeter and this 4 legged robot comes at you at 7.5 feet per second.. Yikes!
Tyndall is flat as they come so why not cheaper 4/6 wheeled smart robot with much faster ground speed? Just my 2 cents.
They should test this robot at say Colorado Springs instead
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Tyndall is flat as they come so why not cheaper 4/6 wheeled smart robot with much faster ground speed? Just my 2 cents.
They should test this robot at say Colorado Springs instead
Pics/Video: Tyndall installing four-legged robots for security, a first for Department of Defense
Tyndall Air Force Base is living up to its motto as "Base of the Future," with the integration of state-of-the-art, four-legged robots for security use —
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2300 local/0400z GOLD-75 KC-10 #83-0079 off McGuire to Europe..
Maybe this is tanker for two leftover F-35B's?
Single KC-10 can easily bring two F-35's home all by itself?
Most likely come Monday or later.
Maybe this is tanker for two leftover F-35B's?
Single KC-10 can easily bring two F-35's home all by itself?
Most likely come Monday or later.
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mdmonitor
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Did anyone up in that area catch any discrete freqs used by Idaho 17? Some sort of MC-12W destined for the CBP after testing?
mdmonitor
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Lately, have notice some USCG helos out of ACY doing some flts over the Wilmington area.
Wonder is the USCG is going to set up some sort of MH-65D Detachment like they currently have at DCA?
Does anyone know if they use USCG helos for low alt/low speed defense at Mar Lago?
Wonder is the USCG is going to set up some sort of MH-65D Detachment like they currently have at DCA?
Does anyone know if they use USCG helos for low alt/low speed defense at Mar Lago?
mdmonitor
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0918- SAM 159 (C-37 # 99-0525 AE4A81) off ADW heading west. Working ZDC Linden (133.55)
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In the article it is mentioned that this is a prototype. and you mentioned that it is very flat. They are probably testing whether or not a wheeled robot would be better suited to this environment. The main reason for 4 legged robots are that they are able to go over obstacles vs. a wheeled vehicle which has to go around them. I know they scare the hell out me. Check out Robopocalypse for a good scary read.Imagine walking across dark USAF airbase field perimeter and this 4 legged robot comes at you at 7.5 feet per second.. Yikes!
Tyndall is flat as they come so why not cheaper 4/6 wheeled smart robot with much faster ground speed? Just my 2 cents.
They should test this robot at say Colorado Springs instead
Pics/Video: Tyndall installing four-legged robots for security, a first for Department of Defense
Tyndall Air Force Base is living up to its motto as "Base of the Future," with the integration of state-of-the-art, four-legged robots for security use —
mdmonitor
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1045- SAM 129 (C-37 # 18-1942 AE6961) off ADW heading west. Working ZDC Linden (133.55)
Dutchmil
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Sorry, just got words that they are four Saudi F-15s on delivery via RAF Lakenheath.
1600 local NATION99 KC-135 #57-1461 off MacDill and doing racetrack FL250 off East Coast near Melbourne Fla.
99 is usually backup CAP callsign number.. Maybe getting up coming Holiday practice down there with local fighters?
There is a SAM129 GLF5 18-1942 headed down that way from St Louis area. Maybe for NASA space launch at 7:35pm?
Live ATC Net says they have added new Dover freqs for listening as of 11/10 2020
Airport Detail: KDOV | LiveATC.net
99 is usually backup CAP callsign number.. Maybe getting up coming Holiday practice down there with local fighters?
There is a SAM129 GLF5 18-1942 headed down that way from St Louis area. Maybe for NASA space launch at 7:35pm?
Live ATC Net says they have added new Dover freqs for listening as of 11/10 2020
Airport Detail: KDOV | LiveATC.net
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1627 local- E-3 SHUCK 82 (80-0137) off Bangor, ME headed west
NASA said VP Pence is on the way expected to arrive 6:20PM.. Launch is at 7:37PM.
1700 local here comes AF-2 98-0001 out of Andrews southbound..
Looks like some night hours for RCH857T, 07-7177 headed down to FLA to pick up after the VP
Astronauts will fly up east coast
older info - All three of the UHF frequencies (296.8 MHz, 259.7
MHz and 243.0 MHz) are preset in the UHF transmitter and cannot be
altered by the flight crew.
also older info -
The 279.0-MHz frequency
can transmit or receive only among the two EVA astronauts and the
orbiter, not the ground stations.
unknown if these channels are still used
older info - All three of the UHF frequencies (296.8 MHz, 259.7
MHz and 243.0 MHz) are preset in the UHF transmitter and cannot be
altered by the flight crew.
also older info -
The 279.0-MHz frequency
can transmit or receive only among the two EVA astronauts and the
orbiter, not the ground stations.
unknown if these channels are still used
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