See post # 644.NATO is launching a significant military training exercise called Neptune Strike ‘22. It will run through February 4th and is designed to demonstrate NATO's high-end maritime strike capabilities.
The USS Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group will serve as the centerpiece for this military exercise and be placed under NATO operational control.
When the Flite check team was here at Reading Regional, they used: 135.85/135.95/ 166.175.135.85 or 138.5 (It was a long time ago...) ATC never really talked to them on the frequency we used for the flight check itself. Our comms were probably far more interesting, mostly maintenance / panel operator with info related to the checks themselves.
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Joel
Earlier McGuire FEST (Foreign Emergency Support Team) aircraft C-32B #00-9001 departed to ESPA Sweden according to blog report.
Just was down San Juan the other day..
Landed at Bangor this afternoon.
See post # 644.

Also using 339.725 and 238.175 Air-Air1110- Wild flt (4 X F-16s 121st FS DC ANG) off ADW then working ZDC Swann (360.7).ZDC Ship Bottom (307.275)>Giantkiller (255.0). Discrete (143.6)
C-32A 09-0016 VENUS 7 drops into Martinsburg, West Virginia airport for a landing around 11 am. They land on runway 26, tell the tower that they plan to turn around at the end and take off on runway 8. The tower has a Cessna in the pattern so he says, no, taxi back for a takeoff on 26.
While taxiing back to 26 ground gives VENUS 7 the clearance back to Andrews. The VENUS pilot does a snappy readback like a tobacco auctioneer and manages to mess it up. On departure VENUS 7 misses a heading, Potomac helps them out by providing a direct to a waypoint followed by a revised route clearance. Wisely, V7 doesn't try a readback of the route this time.
In the meantime NIGHTHAWK 7, flight of three, reports inbound to MRB. After landing, the NIGHTHAWKs take off again. Is there a Presidential visit coming?
C-17 DECOY 99 is waiting to takeoff for air refueling, perhaps with KC-135 EDDIE 62.
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Wallops has quite a few TFR's --
That's ok; I thought the article that I posted might have a bit more detail for you guys to read in case you missed the post. Have a great day!Forgot you posted that, thanks for reminding me and sorry for repeating.
C-32's use MRB from time to time for touch and go's and approach work as civilian traffic is light, Nighthawks usually go up the river until further west and then go back down the river to DC