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Re: Start of the CAP

Hi Tin,

OK, OK, gimme a chance will you, I just got home...:cool:)

1822Z 284.700 ZDC-Montebello - NAVY SD 400 - checking in @ FL220.
1824Z 260.900 Potomac-HUNTRESS - TANKR 01 requests tail #s from HARASS 33/34 - 34 is 83-0010 (F-15C 71st FS) and 33 is -0019 (F-15C).
1825Z 260.900 Potomac-HUNTRESS - HARASS 33 passes PIREP -buildup o/h IAD from 15000' to FL280.
1831Z 118.400 Andrews AFB TWR - ARMY 1944 - 6 nms final for 19L - returning from a test flight.

TinEar said:
Since no one else posted the start of the CAP....
First shift, starting around 1400, is HARASS 33 and 34, F-15s from the 71st Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Wing, Langley AFB VA. TANKER 01 is a KC-135R from the 133rd ARS NH-ANG Pease.
Primary freq for HUNTRESS is 260.9 and they're also using that for a boom freq.
 
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On the way home from work I saw a Huey heading west, likely to Mt Wx. Anybody catch who that was?

Just heard MUSSELL-1, but he's in Zone 2.


1553 ROMAN-85 with ZDC-Irons. ROMAN-65 with ZDC-Calvert>zDC-Dominion
1600- GREYHAWK-05 with Irons.
1603- ROMAN-85 ZDC-Montebello>ZDC-Casanova
1634- ROMAN-85 with ZDC-Calvert at FL175 descending, is 100 west of Oceana, looking for flight following.
1649- ????-05 with ZDC-Calvert, too muffled to make out.
 
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1649- ????-05 with ZDC-Calvert, too muffled to make out.

Same here...had him on 284.7 at 1635...on 360.85 at 1637...then 281.4 at 1642. Never could make out the callsign until 1653 when he seemed to switch radios. It was BOBCAT 05 - nice and clear once he went to the other radio.
 

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A CAP break Heavy evening log...

REACH 0460 C-5 arrive Dover 1935z,uploads departs 2340z

EVAC 33115 arrive Andrews 2045z

REACH 6162 C-17 arrive McGuire 2350z

REACH 277 C-17 arrive McGuire 0010z

REACH 2102 calling McGuire about same time.

MEAT 22,prob Navy E-6 or P-3 Pax River calling Dover metro 342.000
about landing wx at KNHK Pax River at 0030z-0130z.
Those Navy guys sure come up with some strange one time callsigns.

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A CAP break Heavy evening log...

REACH 0460 C-5 arrive Dover 1935z,uploads departs 2340z

EVAC 33115 arrive Andrews 2045z

REACH 6162 C-17 arrive McGuire 2350z

REACH 277 C-17 arrive McGuire 0010z

REACH 2102 calling McGuire about same time.

MEAT 22,prob Navy E-6 or P-3 Pax River calling Dover metro 342.000
about landing wx at KNHK Pax River at 0030z-0130z.
Those Navy guys sure come up with some strange one time callsigns.

Mark

MEAT 22 was an E-6B (164410, VQ-4). I'm fairly sure it was him. Another E-6B was up at the same time (164386) but 410 was on the approach to Pax at the time that matches the request for wx you heard. You never know what you'll hear from them for callsigns. I liked it better when they just used MERCURY.

REACH 0460 was (C-5A, 70-0460, 105th AW NY-ANG)
E33115 was (C-17A, 03-3115, 183rd AS MS-ANG)
REACH 277 was (C-17A, 04-4136, 6th AS McGuire)
REACH 2102 was (C-17A, 02-1102, 62nd AW McChord)
REACH 6162 was (C-17A, 06-6162, 60th AMW Travis)

Lots of C-17s moving around today. Also logged a new callsign about 30 minutes ago from a friend on the west coast. He has a Charleston C-17A using callsign TRIBE (tail 96-0001). Added it to my callsign database.

Early 2100 hour...NJ-ANG F-16s up on interflight freqs 138.425 (DEVIL 11, 12) and 138.875 (BANGER 21, 22)
 
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TinEar said:
Lots of C-17s moving around today. Also logged a new callsign about 30 minutes ago from a friend on the west coast. He has a Charleston C-17A using callsign TRIBE (tail 96-0001). Added it to my callsign database.

Tin,
Do you know what unit that Charleston C-17A is from?

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If anyone is wondering where the CAP might have gone this morning...It was rescheduled per NOTAM to start again at 1510 local time this afternoon and again run through Tuesday afternoon on the 7th. No reasons given of course.

And for those that use the charts in this area, this was published...

FDC 7/0975 FDC FI/P SPECIAL NOTICE... U.S. GOVT WASHINGTON SECTIONAL AERONAUTICAL CHART, AND BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON TERMINAL AREA CHART (TAC)/FLYWAY PUBLICATION DATES, SCHEDULED FOR 02 AUG 2007, HAVE BEEN POSTPONED TO 30 AUG 2007. THE CURRENT 81ST EDITION OF THE WASHINGTON SECTIONAL AND THE 74TH EDITION OF THE BALT-WASH TAC/FLYWAY CHARTS WILL REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL AUGUST 30, 2007.
 
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Bush is supposed to be going to Minneapolis to check out the bridge disaster.

AIR TERMINAL RAMP FREEZE 04 AUG 17:45 2007 UNTIL 04 AUG 18:15 2007
AIR TERMINAL RAMP FREEZE 04 AUG 18:45 2007 UNTIL 04 AUG 19:15 2007
 

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Looks like the CAP is going to pick up where it would have been had it run as originally scheduled. At 1442, TANKER 05, tail 58-0098, is coming down from the 133rd ARS NH-ANG Pease. So, there was no TANKER 03 and 04. Fighters will be F-15s from the 71st Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Wing, Langley AFB VA.

I don't show any records for this particular tanker having CAP duty in the past few months that I've been keeping records. He was heard last February using the PACK unit callsign a couple of times but that's it.

The President is back at Andrews. Air Force One arrived just about 1445 and SAM 93 came in about 20 minutes earlier. Air Force Two was heard leaving Andrews at 1400.

Late 1400 hour...COBRA 70 (OC-135B, 61-2670, 45th RS) on his way into Andrews from overseas...378.1
And 61-2670 is leaving Andrews at approximately 1710... a little over two hours on the ground.

1455: TANKER 05 with TRACON...126.55
1455: The HARASS fighters are on their way...with ZDC-Franklin 290.425 and then with ZDC-Calvert 281.4 (At least I think it's them although I didn't hear a callsign...yes it was one of them)
1458: TANKER 05 tells Potomac TRACON he's switching over to HUNTRESS now...says he's squawking 1354...126.55 (Note the tanker used 126.55 instead of the normal 135.525 for Potomac)
1458: TANKER 05 established contact with HUNTRESS on primary freq...260.9

1503: HARASS 41 to HUNTRESS checking in as fragged minus 1...weapons safe, nose is cold...260.9
1504: HARASS 41 bullseye check from Thurmont 161/85...260.9
1506: HARASS 41 flight to Potomac to check into the Guard Dog CAP...says HARASS 42 will be here in about 10 minutes...350.25
1508: HARASS 41 confirming boom is on this frequency...260.9
1509: HARASS 41 reports visual sighting of the tanker...260.9
1510: HARASS 41 confirming altitude block for the CAP is 210-250...350.25
1512: HARASS 41 gives his tail as 83-010 (full is 83-0010)...TANKER 05 gives his tail as 0098 (full is 58-0098)....260.9
1513: TANKER 05 asks HARASS 41 if he wants to switch to 277.35 for the boom...41 says no, he wants to stay here...260.9 (277.35 would be a new freq for me)
1517: HARASS 41 disconnects from the boom after topping off his tanks....260.9
HARASS 41 has a funky transmitter...his signal strength is good but modulation is set on the weak side.
1524: Apparently, Potomac just told HARASS 41 he's outside the CAP border...350.25.....41 goes back to HUNTRESS to say he shows he's 5 miles within the border of the CAP and asks if he's outside...also asks if the borders have changed in, say, the last 5 months...he does a bullseye check to ensure he's where he thinks he is...260.9
1528: HARASS 41 back with Potomac...says he shows the area as basically a long rectangle...asks if they show him close to the northwest border right now...whatever Potomac tells him, he says he'll tell the squadron to change the borders (within the onboard computer apparently so it will display correctly on their flight radar)...350.25
1529: HARASS 41 gives a PIREP to HUNTRESS...clouds here and there...260.9
1532: HARASS 41 wants HUNTRESS to reset the net (for his datalink)...he's getting a "failed" indicator but yet he's seeing surveillance tracks...260.9
1539: HARASS 41 asking Potomac how close he's showing him to the border now...he's satisfied with the reply so he must be compensating for where he was earlier told the border is...350.25
1550: TANKER 05 just made a switching mistake...he's calling "Any Station, Any Station on 6761 Upper"...he's transmitting this on 260.9 instead of on his SSB HF radio he thought he was on.
1550: Might have just heard HARASS 42 with ZDC-Calvert...281.4 (Sure was a long 10 minutes - and he's still not here.)
1555: HARASS 42 calls 41 and says he's airborne approximately 80 (miles) to the south...260.9

1600: HARRASS 42 handed off by ZDC-Calvert 281.4 over to Potomac 350.25 and checks in there at FL 210.
1601: HARASS 42 checks in w/HUNTRESS, notes weapons safe and heads for the tanker...flight leader 41 tells 42 he's okay to go to the tanker...he also explains about the oval shape rather than what their display shows...says the corners are oval rather than squared (Duh!)...260.9
1606: TANKER 05/HARASS 42 going through the handshake procedures before an AR op..visual sighting, radar off (nose is cold), weapons safe, pre-contact, etc...260.9
1611: HARASS 41 wants 42 to rejoin on him to check out a left nozzle...260.9 (41's radio was really bad on that xmission...42 had to have him repeat it)
These are F-15s...must expect problems to occur at any given time during the flight </sarcasm>
1614: HARASS 41 holding 275 (speed) as 42 closes on him...260.9
1615: 41 says he's showing left nozzle closed...will cut power, bring it back to idle and see if it opens...going to idle...off, back to idle...42 says the left one is a little more closed...41 tells 42 to pass under him and see if he's missing any portion of it...42 finally tells 41 they look good...41 clears 42 back to his coverage area...all is well in F-15 land...in response to HUNTRESS, 41 says no issue for him...260.9
1627: HARASS 41 looking for a TOI pointout by HUNTRESS...has him at BRA 063/12/1000...then he's told to "skip it"...260.9
1630: HARASS 41 getting another TOI pointout (41's radio is getting worse and worse - it alternates between good and very bad/weak/distorted modulation)...260.9 (Believe these TOIs are just to check out the datalink and are not intruders into the airspace)
1633: HARASS 42 asks 41 is he's on mission channel 001 or 004...41 is on 004, 42 is on 001 but is seeing everybody so no problem...260.9
1649: TANKER 05 tells HUNTRESS his mission end time is 2245(Z) - "or whenever we're not needed"...260.9
1652: HARASS 41 to TANKER 05...coming in for a topoff...260.9
1659: HARASS 41 off the boom all fattened up with jet fuel...260.9

1700: HARASS 42 had a TOI pointout from HUNTRESS...quickly given the skip it command...250.9

1830: HARASS 41 going to TANKER 05 (probably for last fillup before heading home)...260.9
1830: TANKER 06 to HUNTRESS to report he's 30 minutes out...will call back when he gets closer...260.9
1836: TANKER 05 starts the hinting game...says he heard 06 on the way, says the HARASS fighters are done with him, uhhh, he's ready to go home...260.9
1839: TANKER 06 wants to know if he should come in at FL 240 or 250....05 tells him he's at 240...260.9
1840: TANKER 05 to Potomac says he'd like to work his flight home...says he's ready to go...gets his clearance and off he goes...126.55
1842: TANKER 05 tells HUNTRESS, "We got our clearance and we're out."...260.9
1843: TANKER 05 handed off to ZNY-Harrisburg 133.475 (and that's where I'll leave him)
1843: TANKER 06 should be a KC-135R, 63-8038, 133rd ARS NH-ANG Pease getting near the area.
1857: TANKER 06 getting closer still...beginning his descent...down to FL 280...270...260 and finally at FL 250 at 1900.
1859: HARASS 43 with ZDC-Calvert...281.4
1859: TANKER 06 lets HUNTRESS know he'll be coming in at FL 250...260.9
1859: HARASS 43 to Potomac to say he's 10 miles south of the area...cleared in by Potomac...350.25

1900: HARASS 43/44 checking in as fragged and will head for the tanker...260.9
1901: TANKER 06 with Potomac to enter Guard Dog CAP....cleared in at FL 250...135.525
1904: TANKER 06 with HUNTRESS...HARASS 43 going for 1000 pounds, 44 will top off...260.9
1907: HARASS 41 to Potomac...says they'll be ready to go in two minutes...350.25
1910: HARASS 41 tells HUNTRESS they're ready to RTB...HUNTRESS tells his flight to stay right here until 43/44 are ready to take the CAP...they're still with the tanker...260.9
1913: HARASS 43/44 finally report on station and tells HUNTRESS he can release 41/42...HUNTRESS does that very thing and off they go...260.9
1915: HARASS 41/42 say they're going to MAN AUX and come up on 360.15 as expected to chat on the way home.
1959: HARASS 43 tells TANKER 06 that if he takes any pictures of them refueling, he can just email them down at Langley and he'll see they get copies...TANKER 06 :) says they don't have a camera with them tonight. He goes on to say that this pilot has the duty in the CAP Monday evening and they'll have the camera with them then. HARASS 43 says to tell all the guys that if they take pictures they can just contact Langley and he'll see they get copies. (I'll leave it at that but what's wrong with this picture? Does anyone else see a giant ego at work?)...260.9
We're probably set until the end of the CAP tonight with the current players. No further logging unless something significant happens.

2234: TANKER 06 to Potomac to say he'll be RTBing in about 25 minutes...wants to start working the clearance back to Portmouth NH...135.525
2252: TANKER 06 reports fuel offload to the two fighters during this shift...22,700 pounds to HARASS 43 and 24,400 pounds to 44...260.9
2255: TANKER 06 to Potomac to pick up their clearance back to NH...says he's got another four minutes but was told to get it...gets his flight route to Pease, asking for FL 310...135.525
2257: HARASS 43/44 to Man Prime 360.15 where 43 tells 44 he thought the CAP was over at 0300Z but it's not over for another 20 minutes...360.15

2300: TANKER 06 to Potomac to say he's been released from the CAP...he's released from the Guard Dog area and off he goes to Pease...handed off to ZDC-Potomac 133.975...135.525
2305: TANKER 06 handed off to ZNY-Middletown 132.2 (and I'm done with him)
2316: HARASS 43/44 to Potomac to say they're 5 minutes from RTB and want to start working their clearance...direct Langley...350.25
2320: HUNTRESS clears HARASS 43/44 to RTB...260.9....over to Potomac for their clearance to Langley at FL 190 via Harcum...350.25...over to MAN AUX 360.15 for interflight.
End of CAP...back at 0600 (unless they change it again as they did last night)

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ka3jjz/Mike said:
Hmmm Just caught Tanker 05 on 260.9 calling on '6761 upper' - anyone have their HF gear up while this was going on? I think that's a GCS discrete freq.

Mike, I've heard tankers from both the 756th from Andrews and the 108th from McGuire also using that 6761 upper sideband freq. Lots of military on it.
 
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I'm hearing Potomac as usual. He was explaining that the CAP area is an oval, not a rectangle. So basically they need to cut the corners off the rectangle. Yesterday the fighters were going outside the border.
 

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freqhopping said:
I'm hearing Potomac as usual. He was explaining that the CAP area is an oval, not a rectangle. So basically they need to cut the corners off the rectangle. Yesterday the fighters were going outside the border.

Thanks Travis. I don't know why they didn't have that info. The northern end is always defined as a 10 mile radius around Thurmont and the southern end is a 10 miles radius around The White House. Those two circles are connected with a corridor between them which would make the ends oval rather than squared off. Anyway, it sounds like 41 will go home and have them alter the display in the cockpit...maybe. Appreciate you posting what Potomac had to say about it.
 

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Hmmm Just caught Tanker 05 on 260.9 calling on '6761 upper' - anyone have their HF gear up while this was going on? I think that's a GCS discrete freq.

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6.761 was an old SAC GIANTTALK night primary freq. Now most folks call it TANKER COMMON.

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Nice find, BMT (Tin, too). One to stick into the memory bank - maybe add this to the CAP page, too.

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Sunday morning CAP first shift:
HARASS 45 and 46...F-15s from the 71st FS/1st FW Langley AFB VA
TANKER 07...KC-135R, 61-0295, 91st ARS/6th AMW MacDill AFB FL
HUNTRESS (NORAD) primary freq 260.9
Boom freq 260.9 also and fighter interflight should be the standard 360.15 for this unit.
Potomac Guard Dog area controller to enter/exit the CAP 135.525 (or alternate 126.55) and 350.25
This is the first time I've noted a MacDill tanker supporting this CAP.
At 0914, TANKER 07 is already running the numbers on fuel remaining as we run into the usual problem of F-15s using more gas than KC-135s are capable of offloading. The female KC-135 pilot is calculating the offload numbers based on staying on station for the tanker's full scheduled time and/or leaving early which will allow them more fuel for the fighters. Keep in mind that the tanker and the fighters are drawing from the same pool of fuel for their needs.
And the result is....if the tanker stays on station for another hour, they will only have 6,000 pounds to give the fighters during that time.
Second scenario...if the tanker diverts into Andrews, they'll be able to offload 20,000 pounds to the fighters.
HARASS 45 tells HUNTRESS they can stay on station until 1430Z without refueling anymore. (it's now 1325Z)
During the CAP last weekend, they learned they need a KC-135 to come into the CAP every three hours instead of the normal four hour shifts when they use F-15s for fighters. By the second day of the CAP, that schedule was in effect. Here it is a week later and they're back to four hour tanker shifts and running into the same problems. What's that saying about "Those who don't learn from history...?"

I've got to leave for a bit. I hope someone will post the eventual outcome of TANKER 07's big adventure - whether they go home or stay on station until they run out of fuel and divert to Andrews.

Back for a minute and overheard a conversation between HARASS 45 and the replacements that are just airborne from Langley on 360.15. Seems only one F-15 is on the way (HARASS 51), the second is delayed for some reason. 45 speculates that either he or his wingman will have to stay. 45 also tells the replacement that the next tanker had a problem and had to return to base and explains about the TANKER 07 having 20K of fuel to offload if it diverts to Andrews.
TANKER 07 also tells HUNTRESS that SKATER 07 (the standby/replacement tanker) is trying to contact them. (I don't hear it yet). All this is 1015-1017.
1017: TANKER 07 with Potomac saying his home base is MacDill for clearance purposes if he's released to go back there (doesn't look like he will unless a replalcement gets here soon)....135.525
1018: HARASS 45 tells HUNTRESS that one Eagle is on the way to the CAP and the second will be in 15 minutes later...when the first one gets here, 45 will go home and he'll leave 46 behind...260.9
1018: Hearing SKATER 07 now talking to HUNTRESS....260.9
1022: TANKER 07 gives PIREP to HUNTRESS...they're in some weather in the north part of the CAP and are getting icing...260.9
1022: HARASS 51 tells HUNTRESS he'll be checking in as fragged minus 1...260.9
1024: SKATER 07 with Potomac reports at FL 250 and asks if they're cleared into Guard Dog...135.525
SKATER 07 is going to be a KC-135R from the 171st ARW PA-ANG Pittsburgh
1026: HARASS 45 wants to put in his request to Potomac for RTB in approximately 10 minutes...routing will be Nottingham, Harcum, direct Langley...350.25
1027: SKATER 07 with HUNTRESS...says there's not much clear air but will head to the northern part of the CAP again...45 tells him the east part in the north is open...260.9
1029: TANKER 07 asking to RTB...260.9
1029: TANKER 07 to "Center" (really Potomac TRACON)...requesting RTB to MacDill at this time...routing J35 to MacDill...tell controller they're a little scarce on gas today so direct routing when available would be appreciated...135.525 (No divert to Andrews)
1032: TANKER 07 handed off to ZDC-Montebello and check in at FL 240...(that was male...then female pops in to tell the story about the gas problem and asks for more direct routing when able...says heading for MCF)...121.675 (dropping him at this point)
HARASS 51 is refueling with SKATER 07...HARASS 45 released from the CAP and gets clearance back to Langley....HARASS 46 and 52 have the CAP for now until 52 gets there eventually.

NOTE: The NorthEast Tanker Task Force (NETTF) keeps a tanker crew and KC-135 on standby (SKATER 07) at all times for purposes such as this. Units included in this Task Force are ANG units at McGuire, Pittsburgh, Niagara Falls, Bangor and Pease. More times than not, SKATER 07 seems to come from McGuire during Guard Dog CAP periods - but today from Pittsburgh.

More info on TANKER 08 that cancelled and returned to base. He was from the WI-ANG at Milwaukee. Shortly after takeoff, he had avionics problems, dumped gas and returned to Milwaukee

Gone again.

1111: Belgian Air Force BAF 620 (Falcon 900B, tail CD-10, 21 Squadron) climbing out and heading out of the area...TRACON/ZDC VHF freqs

1219: There's a fairly large weather cell in western Maryland moving across the state that might force the CAP to either divert to the south only or shut it down. We shall see. Personally, I'm hoping for rain, lots of it. We need it badly.
 
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Rgr TIN those F-15's really suck up the fuel.I don't know why they don't go back to
ANG F-16's with their wing tanks for CAP work.
Seems would save a lot of fuel but guess their are other logistic problems we don't know about.

0930 Two Del ANG Choppers up and about transitioning Dover area A/A 242.400
and Base Ops 46.90 and Dover appch 132.425

Last few nights on overnite tape have Tanker/REACH A/A activity loud and clear on 305.500.
I think this may be replacement freq for AR-20 or maybe AR-777.
Northeast bound aircraft headed for Nantuckett area AR and probably Red Eye REACH flights to Europe.

0925 Some brief A/A coms weakly heard on 376.0250
0948 REACH 269T arriving Dover on 134.100 CP freq after first accidently contacting
Andrews CP on their 141.550 freq. Must be Tanker with 160k fuel aboard.
Strange using VHF freq like that.Tanker UHF radios are down?


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Last few nights on overnite tape have Tanker/REACH A/A activity loud and clear on 305.500.
I think this may be replacement freq for AR-20 or maybe AR-777.
Northeast bound aircraft headed for Nantuckett area AR and probably Red Eye REACH flights to Europe.

Mark

Mark, 305.5 is a new AR freq. See the Refueling thread in the Military forum. Some of the new freqs were talked about there and Mike posted a link to the Wiki where all the new freqs are listed. There are several.

Edit: http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showthread.php?t=76055
Shows 305.5 for AR-219
 
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and interestingly enough, 305.5 used for AR20 as well. The Scan Cape Cod wiki was also recently updated with new refueling freqs. I suppose it's convienient to have the same frequency in place for several areas - I would worry about tropo or another event where 2 sets of users are on the same freq in different regions (seeing as we're in tropo country now, hi)

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ka3jjz said:
and interestingly enough, 305.5 used for AR20 as well. The Scan Cape Cod wiki was also recently updated with new refueling freqs. I suppose it's convienient to have the same frequency in place for several areas -73s Mike

Rgr that Mike as I heard both aircraft L+C from Snow Hill Maryland to Long Island area
before out of range on 305.500.
I think it is just easier for them to hook up on one Primary AR freq and ride
it all the way North in our area anyhow..
Thanks!

Mark

BTW from RR Tavern board.. Guess this didn't affect current CAP.

August 5, 2007
ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON &#8212; The Secret Service apprehended a Florida man Sunday after he climbed over the White House fence, officials said.
Justin Manuel Arrieta, 22, of Cocoa Beach, Fla., entered the north side of the White House grounds about 10:30 a.m. EDT and was immediately apprehended by officers in the Secret Service Uniformed Division, according to Secret Service spokeswoman Kim Bruce. She said Arrieta was charged with unlawful entry and taken to the Washington metropolitan police&#8217;s Third District for processing.

President George W. Bush was at the presidential retreat in Camp David, Md., when the incident occurred.

Also nice pre-race flyover at Pocono raceway by EC-130J out of Harrisburg but ESPN had on their screen B-2 Bomber 509th Bomb Wing... LOL
I guess ESPN Producers need to learn their Mil aircraft also..:)
 
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