I believe the current CAP will only be active during times President Ford's casket is moved and for any outdoor ceremonies involving President Bush during the mourning period.
Heard a HOOK 75 at 1300 going into McGuire AFB. He identified as a C-21 that would do multiple approaches and land on time at 2000Z (1500 local). He was 25 minutes out from McGuire when he gave the report. Said he'd need 2000 pounds of fuel after landing, oxygen service if it's available and will RON....319.4
I have HOOK listed several times in various callsign databases but none of them for a C-21.
1429: REACH 708T calling McGuire Command Post...x2, no joy...319.4
1440: REACH 708T trying again to contact McGuire...does and gives arrival message...20 minutes out, is A-1, 2 pallets to offload, needs fleet service for lavatories and crew bus...319.4
1704: Chat on AR-636 primary freq...238.9
1707: EVAC 33115 to Griffin Command with arrival message...20 minutes out, 21 litter patients, 17 ambulatory patients, 1 pallet, status A-1, needs parking spot...378.1...adds that he can take outbound pax.
Reasons #2 and #3 why I don't like the BC780XLT compared to the BC785D:
2. The bank and channel numbers on the 780 are next to impossible to see with older eyes. Not that important unless you're trying to turn on/off various banks or change from one specific channel to another. Main display lines not nearly as dark and readable as on the 785.
3.The squelch control on the 780 is slow to respond to changes - the 785 is immediate. The 780 leaves a longer squelch trail than the 785 when set very tight (close) to being open.