Using Google Earth - the aircraft was 30 miles away bearing 290 degrees
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Using Google Earth - the aircraft was 30 miles away bearing 290 degrees
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1035- Fred 51 (C5M # 68-0216 AE051D) check in at FL140 w/ZDC Woodstown (125.45). Came off of DOV and is heading west.
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Terry
Hell of field of view from that rooftop. Hope you have an antenna up there
Just a few
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1051- Noble 1 flt of two check in at FL210 w/ZDC Montebello (284.7)
I think they are calling back to their ops at Savannah, GA. Also using it for a/a on return trip.
Just got overhead buzzed by RAVEN 1 flight of 4 on way back to Martin State.
Seems from tape they were with Dover tower on way over to A/C but wanted VFR
at 1500 feet to avoid A/C appch control... They sure managed to do that here
Seems from tape they were with Dover tower on way over to A/C but wanted VFR
at 1500 feet to avoid A/C appch control... They sure managed to do that here
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Rgr Ron FRED 68-0216 came into Dover back on Feb 14th for overhaul work.. Guess all done with her now.
I will check with him.
Nice and you're right on the water. Your reception must be phenomenal.
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Just got a TIS-B reading on one of the F-15s.
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Terry and I are only a few miles a part although he has a better antenna setup
Yeah - like they say location location location
Confirmed VHF & UHF
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Lets hope they maintain a FMC rate compatible to the B-52. I was On Anderson AFB, crewing the F15 Eagle prior to Desert Storm, they had 3 broken most of the time on the ground using them for parts and 1 that was flyable. IMO the B-52, should have never left Anderson AFB, Guam.
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