mdmonitor
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If you find your job not exciting, you can always switch to become a helicopter pilot
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Tech792
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wow that was nuts!
BM82557
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Sorry, I meant a physical P25 Radio ID Number, not a callsign.
BM82557
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AE1D8C
For several nights a week for the last several weeks there has been a turboprop circling at low altitude for hours on end in the MRB/HGR area. I'm thinking it is related to SNC at HGR.
This is a typical Mode S hit -
AE1D8C #USA < 03:48:24 VVPR517
That particular day, 1/14, he departed the area at 03:48.
Has anybody identified him?
For several nights a week for the last several weeks there has been a turboprop circling at low altitude for hours on end in the MRB/HGR area. I'm thinking it is related to SNC at HGR.
This is a typical Mode S hit -
AE1D8C #USA < 03:48:24 VVPR517
That particular day, 1/14, he departed the area at 03:48.
Has anybody identified him?
Tech792
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Good article on the E-4 Doomsday planes
A Doomsday Plane Reminder: Nuclear Weapons Haven't Gone Away - Forbes
A Doomsday Plane Reminder: Nuclear Weapons Haven't Gone Away - Forbes
freqhopping
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EP-3 156517 from VQ-1
Haven't heard or logged it myself with mode-s since I didn't have that hex in my database. No entry means no alerting or logging of it.
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mdmonitor
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The F8F Bearcat--the last of the
big radial engine fighter aircraft!
From brake release, the Bearcat
could climb to 10,000 feet faster than the F-4.
Blue Angels
1946:
Al Taddeo, one of the
original Blue Angels, died at the age of 94. Al was a Blue Angel from 1946 to
1947 flying Hell Cats and Bear Cats.
This is a great video,
enjoy, meet Al and feel the pride and love of country.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnMZQATbenM
big radial engine fighter aircraft!
From brake release, the Bearcat
could climb to 10,000 feet faster than the F-4.
Blue Angels
1946:
Al Taddeo, one of the
original Blue Angels, died at the age of 94. Al was a Blue Angel from 1946 to
1947 flying Hell Cats and Bear Cats.
This is a great video,
enjoy, meet Al and feel the pride and love of country.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnMZQATbenM
mdmonitor
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Coast Guard to establish security zone for State of the Union address
From: Public Affairs Detachment Baltimore
Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2015 1:32 PM
To: alan@henney.com
Subject: Coast Guard to establish security zone for State of the Union address
Coast Guard to establish security zone for State of the Union addressMap of the security zone for the 2015 State of the Union address
BALTIMORE — The Coast Guard will establish a temporary security zone Tuesday in designated waters in the National Capitol Region for the State of the Union address.
The security zone will be in effect from 5 p.m. Tuesday until 12 a.m. Wednesday, which may limit or prohibit navigation by commercial and recreational waterway users.
The security zone will include the Potomac River from the Francis Scott Key Bridge, south to approximately two miles north of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. The security zone will also include the Georgetown Channel Tidal Basin as well as the Anacostia River from the 11th Street Bridge to its confluence with the Potomac River.
Entering or operating in the security zone is prohibited unless authorized by the captain of the port of Baltimore. Vessels already at berth, mooring or anchor at the time the security zone is implemented are not required to depart the security zone.
"We have coordinated closely with our inter-agency and port partners to minimize the impact of the security zone," said Cmdr. Michael Keane, chief of response at Coast Guard Sector Baltimore. "We do this while still meeting security requirements for the president's State of the Union address."
Persons desiring to transit the security zone must first obtain authorization from the COTP or his designated representative. To seek permission to transit the area, call 410-576-2693 or use marine-band radio via VHF-FM channel 16.
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Date: Jan 17, 2015
Contact: Public Affairs Detachment Baltimore
From: Public Affairs Detachment Baltimore
Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2015 1:32 PM
To: alan@henney.com
Subject: Coast Guard to establish security zone for State of the Union address
Coast Guard to establish security zone for State of the Union addressMap of the security zone for the 2015 State of the Union address
BALTIMORE — The Coast Guard will establish a temporary security zone Tuesday in designated waters in the National Capitol Region for the State of the Union address.
The security zone will be in effect from 5 p.m. Tuesday until 12 a.m. Wednesday, which may limit or prohibit navigation by commercial and recreational waterway users.
The security zone will include the Potomac River from the Francis Scott Key Bridge, south to approximately two miles north of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. The security zone will also include the Georgetown Channel Tidal Basin as well as the Anacostia River from the 11th Street Bridge to its confluence with the Potomac River.
Entering or operating in the security zone is prohibited unless authorized by the captain of the port of Baltimore. Vessels already at berth, mooring or anchor at the time the security zone is implemented are not required to depart the security zone.
"We have coordinated closely with our inter-agency and port partners to minimize the impact of the security zone," said Cmdr. Michael Keane, chief of response at Coast Guard Sector Baltimore. "We do this while still meeting security requirements for the president's State of the Union address."
Persons desiring to transit the security zone must first obtain authorization from the COTP or his designated representative. To seek permission to transit the area, call 410-576-2693 or use marine-band radio via VHF-FM channel 16.
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Date: Jan 17, 2015
Contact: Public Affairs Detachment Baltimore
freqhopping
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OV-10 155492 is airborne, had ADS-B for a second before it disappeared completely.
For those keeping tabs. C-17 ZZ172 is out at Nellis. Likely carrying support personal and equipment for the 8 Typhoons that are also out there.
freqhopping
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ZZ173 as RRR6795 came through the area in the afternoon today.
freqhopping
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EURO13 flight 307.025 to ZDC 371.9 after first hearing them on 141.7 for interflight. Went back to 307.025 to get clarification for the handoff, they had tried 322.7.
1226- to ZDC 319.0 descending to FL280, was at FL340 earlier
I've also logged three gliders today on mode-s.
1226- to ZDC 319.0 descending to FL280, was at FL340 earlier
I've also logged three gliders today on mode-s.
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mdmonitor
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1503 EST- Just had RC 210 (P-3C VP-46 NAS Whidbey Island WA) w/Potomac (125.65) then switch to PAX approach 120.05 for landing at PAX.
Didn't see him listed in any local Mode-S logs.
Didn't see him listed in any local Mode-S logs.
screenersam
I hate motrbro
Cap 9317 (not sure of number) working High Bird this morning on 143.7, about 0745. Reference to Mt Weather.
Holy crap, I don't know if anybody saw him on ADS-B or caught any chatter from KDOV, but a C-17 just buzzed the beach northbound at Ocean City MD about 1330 hours local this date, about 300-500' altitude. Man that was cool. Was going way too quick between apartment buildings from my perspective for me to get a tail number.
mdmonitor
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According to Mode S logs was probably Reach 402 C-17 # 95-0102 from 437th AMW at Charleston SC or C-17A # 07-7169 436th AMW Dover (Rider 70) or C-17A # 01-0191 436th AMW Dover (Royal 50). I'm betting it was one of the local Dover birds.
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1412hrs, 2 A-10's low, hugging the NJ bayside coast. From Cape May Prob about 1500 ft up.
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mdmonitor
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Guys,
Noticed in Mode S database and logs that there's been an OV-10G in our area the last couple of days. Anyone hearing him and any idea on what he's doing and who he belongs to?
Noticed in Mode S database and logs that there's been an OV-10G in our area the last couple of days. Anyone hearing him and any idea on what he's doing and who he belongs to?
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