Sticky Thread For Mid-Atlantic MilAir 2021

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It was new for us planespotters around here a few months ago, we thought it was some fighter jet when talking to ATC.

Actually now that I think about I had heard the GHOST callsign before. I even posted about it in last years thread. D'oh. I wonder if it's a cross-country callsign used for other missions besides the usual Grimm and Oswego ? I was going to check the LiveATC archives but they appear to be down this morning.
 

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Sorry if this is routine, as I said, just getting back into the hobby and never did listen to ATC much, was always more interested in RR comms and local public safety - but, am now a first time homeowner in the next town over, and our house just so happens to be pretty much right under "KILMA".

"GLARE08" (79-23256) has been circling over Lakehurst for sometime now, shows as the Golden Knights plane on jetphotos.com

In addition, once I do get a scanner back up and running, I understand it depends on antenna height, local topo, etc., but does anyone have any idea on what kind of range of reception I could get? I understand that higher altitude planes can be heard for hundreds of miles, but I'm thinking more in the sub 10,000' range (traffic related to KWRI, again, inexperienced in scanning ATC).
 
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